Passos de Teresa de Ávila - Valladolid
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O quarto dos conventos, o Convento de Santa Teresa (Ordem dos Carmelitas Descalços), foi fundado em Valladolid a 10 de Agosto de 1568. Foi construído numa quinta junto ao rio, onde, como dizia o Santo, "todos adoecemos". ". Como resultado, a ordem mudou-se para outro local mais saudável doado por Doña María de Mendoza, que até hoje é sua residência permanente. Em 1968 o convento foi nomeado 'morador ilustre' pela cidade, e tanto a rua como o bairro onde está situado o convento são conhecidos como 'Rondilla de Santa Teresa'.
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