Step into the silence where God dwells, guided each day by the radiant wisdom of Elizabeth of the Trinity. Elizabeth of the Trinity (1880–1906), the young Carmelite mystic of Dijon, left behind a luminous legacy of letters and prayers filled with serenity, trust, and the call to interior silence. She saw the soul as a temple of the Trinity, a hidden dwelling where God’s presence transforms every moment into grace. In this daily devotional, her voice invites you to enter the depths of prayer and to live your life as a “praise of glory.” Across 365 reflections — one for each day of the year — you will discover Elizabeth’s simple yet profound path: surrender, hiddenness, fidelity, and the joy of belonging wholly to God. Each meditation is short, prayerful, and steeped in her Carmelite vision, offering nourishment for anyone seeking a deeper interior life. In this book you will find: Daily meditations inspired by Elizabeth’s writings and spirituality, written in a gentle and contemplative tone. - Themes of silence, prayer, surrender, and trust that bring peace to the restless heart. - Reflections that connect Elizabeth’s 19th-century Carmelite wisdom to the challenges of modern life. - A companion for the whole year, helping you live as a dwelling place of God and a “praise of glory.” Whether you are new to Carmelite spirituality or have long walked its hidden path, this book will draw you into the depths of God’s love. It is an invitation to abide in the Trinity, to discover joy in silence, and to let your life shine with praise. About the Author 365 Days Press in collaboration with Clara H. Donnelly Clara H. Donnelly is a contemplative writer from Vermont, USA. Drawn since her youth to the mystery of silence and prayer, she found in the writings of Elizabeth of the Trinity a spiritual companion who gave voice to her own deepest intuitions. Elizabeth’s vision of the soul as a dwelling place for God inspired Clara to devote her life to writing that nurtures faith, stillness, and joy in the presence of the Divine. Her work is marked by a lyrical style that combines theological depth with a tone of intimacy and warmth. Clara has dedicated many years to studying Carmelite spirituality, reflecting especially on the lives of Elizabeth of the Trinity, Thérèse of Lisieux, and John of the Cross. She has written widely on themes of interior prayer, contemplative silence, and the transforming power of God’s indwelling presence. Through her writing, Clara seeks to guide modern readers into the hidden richness of the Christian contemplative tradition, showing how these treasures can be lived in ordinary life.