St. Teresa of Ávila Floral Socks
Walk in their footsteps…
St. Teresa of Avila, born Teresa Sánchez de Cepeda y Ahumada in 1515, had a tumultuous teenage life marked by both spiritual longing and worldly distractions. Growing up in a deeply religious family, she developed an early interest in spirituality, but also struggled with the allure of vanity and materialism. At 16, after a period of poor health and a brief flirtation with secular life, Teresa entered the Carmelite convent in Avila, despite initial resistance from her father. Her teenage years were a mix of rebellion, inner turmoil, and the beginning of a deeper commitment to faith. She would later describe these formative years as a time of spiritual dryness, but they laid the foundation for her later mystical experiences and profound theological writings.
We pray these socks remind you that you still have a long journey ahead, and it’s never too late to pursue the Lord!
Adult Size 80% Cotton ,10% Spandex, 10% Polyester
Walk in their footsteps…
St. Teresa of Avila, born Teresa Sánchez de Cepeda y Ahumada in 1515, had a tumultuous teenage life marked by both spiritual longing and worldly distractions. Growing up in a deeply religious family, she developed an early interest in spirituality, but also struggled with the allure of vanity and materialism. At 16, after a period of poor health and a brief flirtation with secular life, Teresa entered the Carmelite convent in Avila, despite initial resistance from her father. Her teenage years were a mix of rebellion, inner turmoil, and the beginning of a deeper commitment to faith. She would later describe these formative years as a time of spiritual dryness, but they laid the foundation for her later mystical experiences and profound theological writings.
We pray these socks remind you that you still have a long journey ahead, and it’s never too late to pursue the Lord!
Adult Size 80% Cotton ,10% Spandex, 10% Polyester
Walk in their footsteps…
St. Teresa of Avila, born Teresa Sánchez de Cepeda y Ahumada in 1515, had a tumultuous teenage life marked by both spiritual longing and worldly distractions. Growing up in a deeply religious family, she developed an early interest in spirituality, but also struggled with the allure of vanity and materialism. At 16, after a period of poor health and a brief flirtation with secular life, Teresa entered the Carmelite convent in Avila, despite initial resistance from her father. Her teenage years were a mix of rebellion, inner turmoil, and the beginning of a deeper commitment to faith. She would later describe these formative years as a time of spiritual dryness, but they laid the foundation for her later mystical experiences and profound theological writings.
We pray these socks remind you that you still have a long journey ahead, and it’s never too late to pursue the Lord!
Adult Size 80% Cotton ,10% Spandex, 10% Polyester
