A Lapsed Catholic's Contemplations:Reflections on the Interior Castle

A Lapsed Catholic's Contemplations:Reflections on the Interior Castle

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I have been a Lapsed catholic for a while now. It is not intentional. I did not decide to be one. I went through the gamut of emotions that led me to and away from the Catholic Church. Since I am a reader by nature, I decided to read the plethora of works written by saints and sinners about this journey we are taking in this life. Here is one of them. The Interior Castle written by St. Teresa of Avila, my favorite Saint and Carmelite. I read this year's ago and hope to find my way back to it by continuing the reflections I wrote about it.
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A rather tragic, depressing existence is what Cate has. Church was everything. Religion was everything. At least, that was what she once believed. The struggle for mental and physical freedom is daunting, as is the acknowledgment of the need for them. Cate's trauma is brought to light through a story that spans a total of 7 hours of one day in her life through present occurrences, internal monologue, and flashbacks. (Currently undergoing first editing).

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