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religionnews.com | Suman Naishadham |Alicia León
ALBA DE TORMES, Spain (AP) — They lined up to see her, silent and wonderstruck: Inside an open silver casket was Saint Teresa of Ávila, more than 440 years after her death. Catholic worshippers have been flocking to Alba de Tormes, a town ringed by rolling pastures in western Spain where the remains of the Spanish saint, mystic and 16th-century religious reformer were on display this month.
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apnews.com | Suman Naishadham |Alicia León
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abcnews.go.com | Suman Naishadham |Alicia León
Catholic worshippers have for weeks flocked to Alba de Tormes, a town ringed by rolling pastures in western Spain where the remains of the Spanish saint, mystic and 16th-century religious reformer Saint Teresa of Ávila are on display BySUMAN NAISHADHAM Associated Press and ALICIA LEON Associated Press The remains of Saint Teresa of Ávila, the Spanish saint, mystic, and 16th-century religious reformer, are displayed at a church in Alba de Tormes, Salamanca, northwestern Spain, on Sunday, May...
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tribdem.com | Suman Naishadham |Alicia León
ALBA DE TORMES, Spain – They lined up to see her, silent and wonderstruck: Inside an open silver coffin was Saint Teresa of Ávila, more than 440 years after her death. Catholic worshippers have been flocking to Alba de Tormes, a town ringed by rolling pastures in western Spain where the remains of the Spanish saint, mystic and 16th-century religious reformer were on display this month.
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ca.news.yahoo.com | Suman Naishadham |Alicia León
Tens of thousands flock to see corpse of Spanish saint more than 440 years after deathThe remains of Saint Teresa of Ávila, the Spanish saint, mystic, and 16th-century religious reformer, are displayed at a church in Alba de Tormes, Salamanca, northwestern Spain, on Sunday, May 11, 2025.
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independent.co.uk | Suman Naishadham |Alicia León
The remains spawned reactions online about the macabre nature of crowding around her centuries-old skull. Hundreds of Catholic worshippers flocked to the small Spanish town of Alba de Tormes this month to witness a remarkable sight: the remains of Saint Teresa of Ávila, lying in an open silver coffin more than four centuries after her death. The saint, mystic, and 16th-century religious reformer, drew silent, wonderstruck crowds who lined up to pay their respects.
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aol.co.uk | Suman Naishadham |Alicia León
Hundreds of Catholic worshippers flocked to the small Spanish town of Alba de Tormes this month to witness a remarkable sight: the remains of Saint Teresa of Ávila, lying in an open silver coffin more than four centuries after her death. The saint, mystic, and 16th-century religious reformer, drew silent, wonderstruck crowds who lined up to pay their respects. What is visible is a skull dressed in a habit with vestments covering other parts of the body, not all of which is intact.
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thecanadianpressnews.ca | Suman Naishadham |Alicia León
ALBA DE TORMES, Spain (AP) - They lined up to see her, silent and wonderstruck: Inside an open silver coffin was Saint Teresa of Ávila, more than 440 years after her death. Catholic worshippers have been flocking to Alba de Tormes, a town ringed by rolling pastures in western Spain where the remains of the Spanish saint, mystic and 16th-century religious reformer were on display this month.
