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EPISODE · Feb 14, 2024 · 35 MIN

Our Father Series: Lead us not into temptation, Episode 7

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In our world today, many seem to be more scared of being tempted than falling into sin. St. Teresa always teaches that when we look to Christ, we are better off than going alone. Christ, our Lord, was tempted; we are too being tempted. We become better if we can learn from Christ's disposition towards temptation. Equally, Teresa proposed some practical ways of not yielding to temptation. Practicing the virtues of detachment from our desires, asking the Lord for grace in humility, and keeping vigilant against the subtle ways the devil attacks the soul are very helpful. As much as we are wary of the near occasions of sin, we should jump onto any near occasion of grace. God's grace is a huge means of resisting the devil and temptation.The Way of Perfection can be found at: https://carmelite.org.uk/Do prefer towatch this podcast? Kindly join us on:YouTube: https://youtu.be/MN35IKswbl0For more information:https://www.carmelite.uk.net/Kindly contact us with comments, questions, and suggestions at [email protected]

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In our world today, many seem to be more scared of being tempted than falling into sin. St. Teresa always teaches that when we look to Christ, we are better off than going alone. Christ, our Lord, was tempted; we are too being tempted. We become better if we can learn from Christ's disposition towards temptation. Equally, Teresa proposed some practical ways of not yielding to temptation. Practicing the virtues of detachment from our desires, asking the Lord for grace in humility, and keeping ...

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