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Read St. Thérése of Lisieux's profound offering of herself (opens the original)
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If you are looking for inspiration on your own spiritual journey, be inspired by St. Thérése of Lisieux's "Act of Oblation to Merciful Love." St. John Paul II repeatedly pointed to St. Thérése of Lisieux as an inspiration to the Church, going so far as to name her a "Doctor of the Church." In his letter, "The Science of Divine Love," he explains how even though she never "taught" any specific doctrine about God, her writings are infused with deep theological concepts. He explains how, "a particu
Where to watch a movie about St. Thérèse of Lisieux's life (opens the original)
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There currently exist three powerful adaptation's of St. Thérèse of Lisieux's life, each having its own focus and unique contribution. While many have become aware of St. Thérèse's life through reading her autobiography, Story of a Soul, others have encountered her in the modern cinema. Since her canonization in 1925, there have been a total of three mainstream live-action adaptation's of St. Thérèse's life. The following movies are not documentaries, but are dramatic portrayals of St. Thérèse's
Did you know that St. Thérèse died today, September 30? (opens the original)
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While celebrated on October 1 each year, the Little Flower died at 7:20 PM on September 30, after being bedridden for several weeks. It is the custom of the Catholic Church to commemorate a saint on the day of their death, marking their entry into Heaven. However, the Church has had to make exceptions to that rule, as there are thousands of saints and many of them died on the same day on the calendar. Such was the case with St. Thérèse of Lisieux, one of the most popular saints of modern times.
Here are the four offices of St. Michael the Archangel (opens the original)
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According to Scripture and tradition, St. Michael the Archangel has been entrusted with four offices, or duties. St. Michael the Archangel is the most widely known angel in Christianity, as he is frequently depicted in art and many continue to pray for his intercession against demonic spirits. He is also found in a variety of places in the Bible, in both the New and Old Testaments. With all of what we know about him, theologians and saints have summarized his duties as four offices, which have b
Fulton Sheen designed this multi-colored Mission Rosary (opens the original)
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The Mission Rosary, which looks like a rosary in rainbow colors, was first designed by Venerable Fulton Sheen in 1951. There is no set rule what color rosary beads should be, and designers have created rosaries in every possible combination of colors. One unique color combination was designed by Venerable Fulton Sheen. The Pontifical Mission Societies in Los Angeles provides the following description of the Rosary. In February of 1951, Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen (national director of the Society
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