More than 1 million people flocked to venerate or honor these relics when they first visited the U.S. in 1999 and 2000.

Visit the hometown of St. Thérèse: Claire Couche is visiting St. Thérèse and Lisieux again this October 2025 for a pilgrimage ...

St. Thérèse of Lisieux is one of the most renowned saints ... of the intense trials of faith that Thérèse endured, the sisters thought it best to filter several of the personal entries ...

Catholics in Normandy commemorated the 100th anniversary of St. Thérèse's of Lisieux's canonization with three days of solemn ...

Scenes from St ... in Lisieux in 1877 after Thérèse’s mother, Zélie, died of cancer when Thérèse was only 4 years old. Thérèse was the ninth child in the family — four of her siblings ...

Zélie was similarly rejected by a local order of nuns called the Sisters of the Hôtel Dieu ... oneself humbled by life's burdens? St. Thérèse of Lisieux, or to use the name chosen on ...

As a child, St. Thérèse of Lisieux had a ... God was calling her to the convent. Two of her siblings had already entered the Carmel in Lisieux, and a 14-year-old Thérèse desperately wanted ...

Though just 24 at the time of her death, St. Therese of Lisieux left a lasting imprint ... Therese was the youngest of nine siblings when she was born in 1873 in Alencon, France.

As her feast day is Oct. 1, I think it's only fitting to add St. Thérèse of Lisieux to the list of all things brat. Allow me to explain. Most of us experience the entrance into young adulthood ...

St. Thérèse’s birthplace, Lisieux, is a town in Normandy in northern ... in order to go out and serve our brothers and sisters. Years later, on the 50th anniversary of Teresa’s being ...