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God Does Not Abandon Us: What Mother Teresa Taught the World About Embracing Spiritual Darkness
Mother Teresa lived out of the conviction that, even though she could not feel Our Lord present, he had never abandoned her.
Mother Teresa lived out of the conviction that, even though she could not feel Our Lord present, he had never abandoned her.
Speaking from the chapel of his Vatican City residence, Casa Santa Marta, Pope Francis quoted chapter 12 of the Gospel of John: “I came into the world as light, so that everyone who believes in me might not remain in darkness.”
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