The reliquary of Mr. and Mrs. Martin is found in the crypt of the church, which is adorned with mosaics depicting events in the Little Flower ... recounted in St. Therese of Lisieux: Her Last ...

St. Thérèse of Lisieux ... cross of scrupulosity, Thérèse was confident that she’d be a saint — so much so that she preserved her own fingernails for future relics. 9. The Little Flower ...

I was an Anglican priest the summer I met St. Therese of Lisieux. I was living in England ... I wasn’t sure what ‘little flowers’ had to do with anything and thought all the little girl ...

aka St. Thérèse of Lisieux, aka The Little Flower. A simple young nun who died from tuberculosis at 24, Thérèse is known for the personal spirituality that she called her “Little Way.” ...

As a child, St. Thérèse of Lisieux had a similar struggle with unanswered ... Révérony to obtain what I desired, but it was the cross and not consolation God willed to give me.

Scenes from St. Thérèse of Lisieux’s beloved spiritual autobiography ... conversion at the age of 14 in 1886. The Little Flower wrote: “I knew that when we reached home after Midnight ...

Not to be confused with Alain Cavalier’s vastly superior 1986 film, this insipid biopic about Saint Therese of Lisieux has the ... follows “the Little Flower” from her early childhood ...

St Thérèse was a French Carmelite nun whose love for nature earned her the title of "The Little Flower of Jesus ... and she was granted admission to Lisieux convent aged 15.

The parents of French saint Therese of Lisieux, dubbed the Little Flower, have been canonised — the first time a married couple have shared the honour. Louis and Zelie Martin, who died in 1894 ...