The Mother of the Little Flower - The Sister of St. Therese Tells Us about Her Mother (Paperback)


Was St. Therese\'s mother herself a saint? Zelie Martin and her husband Louis were declared Venerableby the Church in 1994 for their Heroic Virtue, and the couple s cause is now progressing toward Beatification. Zelie married at 27, bore 9 children, ran a home business and did a superb job of raising 5 daughters including the greatest saint of modern times. (st. Pius X). She died of breast cancer at 45, but her greatness was recognized by her family and her friends, and is now known to the world. Zelie suffered many of the ordinary burdens of life, yet she was happy, loved her children madly and enjoyed them immensely. This book was written by her daughter Celine, who had access to Zelie s letters and to the reminiscences of her older sisters in the Carmel of Lisieux. It is authentic and inspiring, showing what a tremendous life s work and accomplishment it is to be a truly Catholic mother. Looking at Zelie s picture, one can see her incredible character, integrity, goodness, constancy and love. Impr. 123 pgs, PB

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Was St. Therese\'s mother herself a saint? Zelie Martin and her husband Louis were declared Venerableby the Church in 1994 for their Heroic Virtue, and the couple s cause is now progressing toward Beatification. Zelie married at 27, bore 9 children, ran a home business and did a superb job of raising 5 daughters including the greatest saint of modern times. (st. Pius X). She died of breast cancer at 45, but her greatness was recognized by her family and her friends, and is now known to the world. Zelie suffered many of the ordinary burdens of life, yet she was happy, loved her children madly and enjoyed them immensely. This book was written by her daughter Celine, who had access to Zelie s letters and to the reminiscences of her older sisters in the Carmel of Lisieux. It is authentic and inspiring, showing what a tremendous life s work and accomplishment it is to be a truly Catholic mother. Looking at Zelie s picture, one can see her incredible character, integrity, goodness, constancy and love. Impr. 123 pgs, PB

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Imprint

Tan Books

Country of origin

United States

Release date

August 2005

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First published

August 2005

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Dimensions

180 x 110 x 8mm (L x W x T)

Format

Paperback - Trade

Pages

123

ISBN-13

978-0-89555-811-4

Barcode

9780895558114

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LSN

0-89555-811-4



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