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$5.38The Story
- Compiled by Camille Burette, archivist of Lisieux Carmel
- Features testimonies of healings, conversions, and apparitions
- Includes stories from WWI to the modern day
- Reveals St. Thérèse’s continuing mission of love and intercession
- Companion to Stronger Than Steel from Angelico Press
St. Thérèse of Lisieux continues to shower the world with roses.
No saint in the Church’s history has performed as many miracles as Thérèse, “the greatest saint of modern times,” as Pope St. Pius X called her.
In this moving collection, Lisieux archivist Camille Burette selects from thousands of documented testimonies of apparitions, healings, and conversions that reveal Thérèse’s living presence and power of intercession.
From Edith Piaf’s healing to the conversion of Grégory Turpin, from soldiers on the battlefields of World War I to families in our own time, these stories echo the Gospels themselves—testimonies of grace that nurture faith and hope.
Through each account, readers encounter Thérèse’s one great mission: to love Jesus and make Him loved. A beautiful book filled with hope and miracles through the Little Way of the Little Flower.
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- Compiled by Camille Burette, archivist of Lisieux Carmel
- Features testimonies of healings, conversions, and apparitions
- Includes stories from WWI to the modern day
- Reveals St. Thérèse’s continuing mission of love and intercession
- Companion to Stronger Than Steel from Angelico Press
St. Thérèse of Lisieux continues to shower the world with roses.
No saint in the Church’s history has performed as many miracles as Thérèse, “the greatest saint of modern times,” as Pope St. Pius X called her.
In this moving collection, Lisieux archivist Camille Burette selects from thousands of documented testimonies of apparitions, healings, and conversions that reveal Thérèse’s living presence and power of intercession.
From Edith Piaf’s healing to the conversion of Grégory Turpin, from soldiers on the battlefields of World War I to families in our own time, these stories echo the Gospels themselves—testimonies of grace that nurture faith and hope.
Through each account, readers encounter Thérèse’s one great mission: to love Jesus and make Him loved. A beautiful book filled with hope and miracles through the Little Way of the Little Flower.
