The way of perfection (1911) - Page 10

The Benedictines of Stanbrook desire to express

The Benedictines of Stanbrook are a community of enclosed nuns known for their scholarly expertise and high-quality translations of religious texts. In the early 20th century, they were a leading force in making the works of the great mystics accessible to English speakers.

their gratitude to the Very Reverend Prior Benedict

Zimmerman for his kindness in revising "The

Way of Perfection," and also for the notes and

Introduction which he has added to it.

Father Benedict Zimmerman (1859–1937) was a prominent historian of the Discalced Carmelite Order. His "revision" ensured that the Benedictine sisters' translation correctly captured the specific theological nuances used by Saint Teresa.

Stanbrook Abbey,

At the time of this publication, the abbey was located in Worcestershire, England; the community moved to a new environmentally friendly monastery in Wass, North Yorkshire, in 2009.

Worcester.