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by bcadmin | Jan 10, 2022 | Already/Not Yet, Carmelite nun, Church is not a museum, Lisieux, little way, News, st. therese | 0 |
I recently had the good fortune to take a post-Christmas trip to France, a place I’ve long admired for its Catholic culture and intellectual heritage. Although most of my time was spent amidst the museums, gardens and boulevards of Paris, a priority destination for me was the town of Lisieux, where the much-celebrated St. Thérèse had spent most of her childhood, lived as a Carmelite nun before dying in 1897 in her 20s, and is buried today.
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Michael Pakaluk: Christian civilization superposes three dimensions: man as created, man as fallen, man as redeemed.
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Read Moreby bcadmin | Feb 24, 2021 | Apostles, Blessed Mother, Father Leonard Andrie, Jesus, Mark’s Gospel, News, Notre Dame Cathedral, Ship, st. therese, The Local Church | 0 |
One of my favorite icons depicting the Church is Christ with his Apostles in a boat. Our Lord holds the rudder with the sails up, completely at ease and full of confidence as he looks ahead. Along with the Apostles, the Blessed Mother prays peacefully with her eyes fixed lovingly on her Son.
Read Moreby bcadmin | Oct 2, 2020 | Feature3, News, st. therese, Testimonies of Faith | 0 |
Patroness of the Missions
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