Saint Therese of Lisieux

Therese 's Martin, the future Lisieux St. Therese was born on January 2, 1873 in Alecón, France. At the age of 15 she wanted to follow the sister's footsteps, decided to become a thoughtful Carmelite, but because she was young she was rejected by Garmero. After being rejected by the bishop, Thereses contacted even the Pope Leo's throne when she was pilgriming with her father and sister. After banning talking with the pope, Thereses defeated the forced silence and asked for his approval to be accepted by the Carmelite monastery.

Dorothy was drawn to Little Way mainly through the work of St. Thurays of Lisieux. In her view, there is no single term that better describes the ideal way Christians do things. As she once said, "Working on paper, cleaning houses, responding to countless visitors all day, acting on the phone, acting patiently and acting wisely - that is to discover everything that happened - these too It is a product of peace, which often looks like a small way. "

Therese 's Martin, the future Lisieux St. Therese was born on January 2, 1873 in Alecón, France. At the age of 15 she wanted to follow the sister's footsteps, decided to become a thoughtful Carmelite, but because she was young she was rejected by Garmero. After being refused by the bishop, Thereses had even approached Pope Leo XIII at the time of pilgrimage with his father and sister.

I began to read the story of the Christian saint. Especially St. Francis, Father Joseph Kentenic, St. Therese of Lisieux, I also found a course to work out faith. My thoughts and souls These behaviors did not alleviate my pain but I kept the observer healthy. I often attend the masses of the church to keep my mind and spirit. I took some medicine with a doctor. My doctor swept my mental house, but my belief kept me clean. You do not need to be a Christian or religious person to believe in good or life. You want to be anyone. Believe in life. Believe that the material reality is only a part of the spiritual truth that we are all overwhelmed

When reading saints stories like St Therese and Faustina, the essence of their lives is about love, real love. The struggle for loving her nuns in the life of St. Theres was particularly exciting. She goes abroad to do a lot of things she wants to be a martyr, but she is restricted and bound by the environment and health. But she loves very hard. Such simple words, love, but we love God with all my heart, it is even more difficult to love others and I truly love them. On departure, I am on a difficult journey. This is a challenge, of course I do not like nature, I feel sullen (I am very kind here) Maybe he calls me Angry more accurately. I will judge immediately. Therefore, understanding the meaning of love will look like this to me. But I need to try it. With the help of God, there is nobody, of course, so I can not do anything about it.