Saint Therese of Lisieux: The Little Flower of Jesus

Saint Therese Of Lisieux 978-1-947070-09-7

After a brief biography of St. Therese, this concise booklet offers thoughts of this beloved Saint on her "Little Way," coupled with prayers and meditations on her writings. It concludes with a Novena in her honor.
St. Th r se of Lisieux, also known as the Little Flower, is important because she taught the "Little Way"--finding holiness in small, everyday acts of love and kindness. She believed that anyone could grow close to God by trusting Him completely and offering simple sacrifices with great love. Though she lived a short life in a Carmelite convent, her writings, especially Story of a Soul, have inspired millions. She is a Doctor of the Church and a powerful example of faith, humility, and love.
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St. Th r se of Lisieux, also known as the Little Flower, is one of the most beloved saints in the Catholic Church. Her spirituality, known as the "Little Way," teaches that holiness is not found in great deeds but in small acts of love done with great devotion. She believed that anyone, no matter how simple, could become a saint by offering their daily actions to God with love and trust.
Th r se's spirituality was deeply rooted in childlike trust in God. She saw herself as a little child in the arms of her Heavenly Father, knowing she could do nothing without His grace. Instead of focusing on extraordinary sacrifices, she chose to offer small acts of love, patience, and humility in her daily life.
She also had a deep love for Jesus and the Church, seeing herself as a "little flower" in God's garden--small but precious to Him. Despite suffering from illness, she remained joyful, offering her pain for others.
Declared a Doctor of the Church, St. Th r se's spirituality continues to inspire people to seek holiness through simplicity, trust, and love. Her "Little Way" reminds us that no act of kindness is too small when done for God.

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