Please Spread The Message A New Movie: " Therese " The Story of St. Therese of Lisieux A wonderful new movie on St. Therese by Leonardo DeFilippis has been completed and is becoming available to movie theatres in the Fall. It is a beautiful and powerful portayal of her life and spirituality. Secular theatre owners are not sure about whether Catholics will support a movie like this and therefore are reticent to book the film for showing. Therefore, we need to show them. We need your help. If we can get several hundred thousand people to check into the movie's Web site at: www.theresemovie.com and register, it will be proof that Catholics support movies on a religious theme. Please visit www.theresemovie.com and register, and get your friends to do the same! Thank you, Fr. Bob Colaresi, O.Carm. Director, Society of the Little Flower

Thanks to Boogie Jack for this background!

The links below are some of the best I've found in my personal journey to learn more about St. Therese. St. Therese  Links: National Shrine of St. Therese Located in Illinois Therese of Lisieux  A beautiful site by Our Lady of Mercy, a Lay Carmelite Community; includes a biography and pictures of St Therese. Society of the Little Flower  Promotes prayer and living in Therese's "little way"

Saint Therese's "little way" was to trust in Jesus to make her holy and to rely on small daily sacrifices.  If she didn't like someone, she smiled at them.  If the food was bad, she ate it without complaint.  It is this "little way" of sacrifice in daily living that people around the world stive to imitate. This page is dedicated to Saint Therese. You can read my personal story of Therese's intervention in my life here.

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Saint Therese's Rose Garden Saint Therese of Lisieux "The Little Flower"

	Do you believe in praying to saints  for intervention on your behalf? Yes, I regularly pray to various saints. Yes, but I don't do it. Maybe, I'm not sure. No, I pray only to God himself. I don't pray.

This page was last updated on: September 29, 2003

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Saint Therese's "little way" was to trust in Jesus to make her holy and to rely on small daily sacrifices.  If she didn't like someone, she smiled at them.  If the food was bad, she ate it without complaint.  It is this "little way" of sacrifice in daily living that people around the world stive to imitate. This page is dedicated to Saint Therese. You can read my personal story of Therese's intervention in my life here.

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The links below are some of the best I've found in my personal journey to learn more about St. Therese. St. Therese  Links: National Shrine of St. Therese Located in Illinois Therese of Lisieux  A beautiful site by Our Lady of Mercy, a Lay Carmelite Community; includes a biography and pictures of St Therese. Society of the Little Flower  Promotes prayer and living in Therese's "little way"

This site is a project in progress!  Updates will come as often as possible with more information on Saint Therese and links to other great sites.

Thanks to Boogie Jack for this background!

Please Spread The Message A New Movie: " Therese " The Story of St. Therese of Lisieux A wonderful new movie on St. Therese by Leonardo DeFilippis has been completed and is becoming available to movie theatres in the Fall. It is a beautiful and powerful portayal of her life and spirituality. Secular theatre owners are not sure about whether Catholics will support a movie like this and therefore are reticent to book the film for showing. Therefore, we need to show them. We need your help. If we can get several hundred thousand people to check into the movie's Web site at: www.theresemovie.com and register, it will be proof that Catholics support movies on a religious theme. Please visit www.theresemovie.com and register, and get your friends to do the same! Thank you, Fr. Bob Colaresi, O.Carm. Director, Society of the Little Flower

Garden of Wisdom Run your mouse over these roses to read quotes from Saint Therese.