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“A sense of humor is not simply an adornment. My novice master was a fabulous man. He used to say to us that a sense of humor was an essential element of the spiritual life. The other day, we celebrated [St.]Teresa of Avila on Oct. 15. My favorite story of hers is her riding a horse between two monasteries in 16th-century Spain. The horse bucks, she goes up in the air, ends [up] on her derriere in a mud puddle, and supposedly lifts her eyes to heaven and says, ‘If this is how you treat your friends, it’s no wonder there are so few of us.’