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501 11| experience to the point of knowing the breadth, length, height
502 12| on whatever authority, knowingly or unknowingly, is null
503 9 | she attained a profound knowledged of Revelation for herself
504 9 | inadequate training and lack of resources for studying
505 5 | the intercession of Our Lady of Victories. Educated by
506 3 | other writings into about 50 languages, has made Thérèse known
507 7 | found the gifts of the new law, that is, the grace of the
508 5 | of the illness which will lead to her death. Thérèse welcomes
509 11| people, who must be the leaders and witnesses of the Gospel
510 12| certain knowledge and after lengthy reflection, with the fullness
511 5 | November 1887, she asks Leo XIII with filial boldness
512 | let
513 12| official petition, or Supplex Libellus, addressed to me on 8 March
514 10| The power of her message lies in its concrete explanation
515 8 | Holy Fathers, is found that lifegiving presence of Catholic tradition
516 1 | Thérèse discovered "new lights, hidden and mysterious meanings" (
517 11| of the continuity which links the Doctors of the Church
518 10| A, 56r·), must be taken literally, with the greatest possible
519 9 | participate in prayer and liturgical worship. In preparation
520 6 | purification that immerses her in a long and painful dark night,
521 5 | visiting the Holy House of Loreto and places in the Eternal
522 11| every age, we must never lose sight of the continuity
523 5 | emotional weakness caused by the loss of her mother and begins "
524 9 | herself and for others. By her loving concentration on Scripture -
525 11| sweet odour of Christ (cf. LT 169, 2v).~Lastly, Thérèse
526 7 | wisdom, that is to say, her lucid, profound and inebriating
527 1 | 1r). This science is the luminous expression of her knowledge
528 7 | of the Holy Spirit, who manifests himself in living faith
529 6 | autobiographical manuscripts (Manuscrits autobiographiques A, B,
530 5 | NotreDame, receiving the name Marie-Françoise-Thérèse. Her parents are Louis Martin
531 5 | undertakes the way of perfection marked out by the Mother Foundress,
532 3 | recognized as one of the great masters of the spiritual life in
533 8 | Encyclical Letter Redemptoris Mater of 25 March 1987.~
534 12| which has competence in this matter, with the special study
535 7 | holiness. Thérèse offers a mature synthesis of Christian spirituality:
536 1 | lights, hidden and mysterious meanings" (Ms A, 83v) and received
537 9 | Thérèse immersed herself in meditation on the Word of God with
538 5 | bring everyone with her to meet the divine Spouse.~On 9
539 12| addressed the question in the meetings of their respective consultors:
540 6 | Scripture. Worthy of special mention are Vivre d'Amour!... (Poésies
541 6 | those writings should be mentioned a series of 21 Prières.
542 1 | LOVE, which the Father of mercies pours out through Jesus
543 10| Thérèse of Lisieux (Discorsi, Messaggi, Colloqui, vol. II [1959-
544 12| by me for this occasion, met in a plenary interdicasterial
545 2 | those called to the priestly ministry or the consecrated life,
546 8 | forgiveness" (cf. Roman Missal, Opening prayer, 26th Sunday
547 10| theological virtue of hope, and a model of communion with the Church,
548 9 | Gospel, she cultivated with moderation the spiritual exegesis of
549 10| was "the greatest saint of modern times". On joyfully receiving
550 5 | patience, intensify to the moment of her death on the afternoon
551 8 | Gospel (cf. PN 24, Jésus, mon Bien-Aimé, rappelle-toi!).~
552 6 | Jesus, then Prioress of the monastery, and given to her on 21
553 12| ring, the 19th day of the month of October in the year of
554 | Moreover
555 12| the Blessed Virgin Mary of Mount Carmel and from the Postulator
556 5 | health deteriorates, she is moved to the infirmary on 8 July
557 8 | divine filiation, under the movement of the Holy Spirit. At the
558 5 | 28 August 1877, Thérèse moves with her whole family to
559 6 | of her life. She devotes moving pages to her trial of faith:
560 1 | it so (cf. Lk 10:21-22; Mt 11:25-26).~Mother Church
561 11| she stands out among the multitude of holy women who are resplendent
562 10| Catholic faith in every nation on earth.~There is no need
563 7 | favoured by the most singular natural gifts, but it was also evidently
564 12| Bonus, n. 73).~After the necessary documentation had been collected,
565 10| nation on earth.~There is no need to dwell at length on the
566 | never
567 | nevertheless
568 11| communities and even by non-Christians.~
569 | Nor
570 | nothing
571 5 | Thursday and Good Friday, she notices the first symptoms of the
572 1 | Church also rejoices in noting that throughout history
573 5 | days later in the Church of NotreDame, receiving the name Marie-Françoise-Thérèse.
574 5 | Diocese of Lisieux on 20 November 1887, she asks Leo XIII
575 5 | discovers and imparts to the novices entrusted to her care the
576 6 | several editions, known as the Novissima verba, have also been given
577 | now
578 12| knowingly or unknowingly, is null and void.~Given in Rome,
579 12| Archbishop of Caesarea in Numidia.~In view of this, on 24
580 1 | the Holy Face, a professed nun of the Order of Discalced
581 10| especially when he was Nuncio in Paris. On various occasions
582 6 | and Pourquoi je t'aime, ô Marie! (Poésies 54), an
583 8 | especially in her Act of Oblation to Merciful Love. At the
584 10| as by the special graces obtained by her for many missionary
585 1 | into the heavenly homeland occurs this year.~During her life
586 11| the world with the sweet odour of Christ (cf. LT 169, 2v).~
587 12| and after accepting the official petition, or Supplex Libellus,
588 6 | beautiful, best known and oft-quoted passages from the Saint
589 | often
590 7 | 1925: "The Spirit of truth opened and made known to her what
591 8 | forgiveness" (cf. Roman Missal, Opening prayer, 26th Sunday in Ordinary
592 3 | part of the world, even outside the Catholic Church. A century
593 9 | if she who had been an outstanding pupil in the school of these
594 5 | conversion". As a result, she overcomes the emotional weakness caused
595 6 | immerses her in a long and painful dark night, illuminated
596 10| Insegnamenti di Giovanni Paolo II, vol. III/1 [1980], p.
597 5 | Marie-Françoise-Thérèse. Her parents are Louis Martin and Zélie
598 9 | taught by her family to participate in prayer and liturgical
599 6 | best known and oft-quoted passages from the Saint of Lisieux.
600 9 | particularly stressing her passionate love for the Gospel (cf.
601 12| doctrine" (Apost. Const. Pastor Bonus, n. 73).~After the
602 11| effective in illumining the paths of young people, who must
603 5 | sufferings and trials, borne with patience, intensify to the moment
604 2 | dedicated to the Lord under the patronage of the Saint of Lisieux.
605 5 | contemplative life, like her sisters Pauline and Marie in the Carmel
606 5 | receives the sacrament of Penance for the first time. On the
607 6 | compositions, conceived and performed by the Saint for her community
608 6 | experiences during this final period of her life. She devotes
609 8 | love of the three Divine Persons, as she expresses it, especially
610 7 | with a great ability to persuade and communicate, as is shown
611 6 | added eight Récréations pieuses: poetic and theatrical compositions,
612 5 | her young age. During a pilgrimage to Italy, after visiting
613 10| enlightenment (Discorsi di Pio XI, vol. I, Turin 1959,
614 10| value for every time and place. The power of her message
615 5 | Holy House of Loreto and places in the Eternal City, at
616 5 | 5. In this context I am pleased to recall briefly some events
617 12| this occasion, met in a plenary interdicasterial session
618 8 | presented in the Gospel (cf. PN 24, Jésus, mon Bien-Aimé,
619 6 | eight Récréations pieuses: poetic and theatrical compositions,
620 11| Christian experience to the point of knowing the breadth,
621 4 | numerous publications have pointed out how Thérèse of the Child
622 7 | and study of believers who ponder these things in their hearts (
623 3 | predecessors, the Supreme Pontiffs of this century, who held
624 10| of testimonies from the Popes of this century on the holiness
625 12| to examine the special "Positio". On the following 17 June,
626 6 | holiness.~In the 266 Lettres we possess, addressed to family members,
627 10| literally, with the greatest possible realism, because it has
628 12| Mount Carmel and from the Postulator General of the same order,
629 8 | Council again says, "are poured out in the practice and
630 6 | Amour!... (Poésies 17) and Pourquoi je t'aime, ô Marie! (Poésies
631 1 | which the Father of mercies pours out through Jesus Christ
632 11| hidden wealth with that practicality and deep resonance of life
633 8 | are poured out in the practice and life of the Church,
634 10| spiritual childhood and praised the knowledge of divine
635 1 | rejoiced in the Holy Spirit, praising the Father who graciously
636 7 | experience. And it comes from the preaching of those who have received,
637 6 | has offered the world a precise message, indicating an evangelical
638 2 | As if in imitation of her precocious spiritual maturity, her
639 3 | Church, beginning with my predecessors, the Supreme Pontiffs of
640 12| Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger, Prefect of the Congregation for
641 12| being celebrated, as we prepare to celebrate the Great Jubilee
642 4 | Saint of Lisieux had the prerequisites for being awarded the title
643 7 | other Doctors, a scholarly presentation of the things of God, but
644 8 | fresh and original vision, presenting a teaching of eminent quality.~
645 12| Letter is to be religiously preserved and to have full effect
646 5 | Carmel of Lisieux, but is prevented from doing so by her young
647 6 | mentioned a series of 21 Prières. Nor can we forget the collection
648 2 | Many of those called to the priestly ministry or the consecrated
649 10| theology and spirituality, to priests and seminarians, to men
650 11| an affirmation of God's primacy over all things. Hers is
651 3 | has been passed on to us primarily by her autobiography which,
652 9 | 9. The primary source of her spiritual
653 11| maturity of holiness in the prime of youth (cf. Ms C, 4r).
654 6 | the spiritual life. Her principal work remains the account
655 12| of the Faith, and by the Pro-Prefect of the Congregation for
656 12| Congregations, following a procedure approved by me for this
657 10| Benedict XV, on the occasion of proclaiming the Servant of God's heroic
658 10| particular service to the renewed proclamation and experience of Christ'
659 7 | also evidently something prodigious, due to a charism of wisdom
660 6 | Gospel. To this literary production should be added eight Récréations
661 1 | Jesus and the Holy Face, a professed nun of the Order of Discalced
662 7 | Vatican Council teaches, makes progress in the Church with the help
663 6 | thematic unity and in a progressive description of her life
664 10| explanation of how all Jesus' promises are fulfilled in the believer
665 8 | Catholic faith and for its promotion of the most genuine spiritual
666 8 | does not have a true and proper doctrinal corpus, nevertheless
667 8 | Thérèse of Lisieux appears in providential harmony with the Church'
668 7 | be shown" (Ms B, 1v; cf. Prv 9:4; Wis 6:6) and she knows
669 4 | conferences were held and numerous publications have pointed out how Thérèse
670 9 | had been an outstanding pupil in the school of these two
671 6 | trial of faith: a grace of purification that immerses her in a long
672 11| returning to proclaim it in its purity to their contemporaries.
673 6 | writings that deservedly qualify her as a teacher of the
674 8 | presenting a teaching of eminent quality.~The core of her message
675 12| Congregations addressed the question in the meetings of their
676 2 | teaching in our century was quick, universal and constant.
677 9 | contain over 1,000 biblical quotations: more than 400 from the
678 8 | 24, Jésus, mon Bien-Aimé, rappelle-toi!).~Thérèse received particular
679 | rather
680 12| opinion by Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger, Prefect of the Congregation
681 11| Lisieux is a young person. She reached the maturity of holiness
682 9 | supernatural boldness, as when, in reading the texts of St Paul (cf.
683 10| with the greatest possible realism, because it has a value
684 9 | Paul (cf. 1 Cor 12-13), she realized her vocation to love (cf.
685 10| of the Gospel message is really more basic and more universal
686 11| 11. All these reasons are clear evidence of how
687 10| Vatican Council, the Fathers recalled her example and doctrine.
688 10| occasions have had the joy of recalling the person and doctrine
689 10| received and continue to receive a remarkable welcome, which
690 | recently
691 2 | Beginning with these acts of recognition, the spiritual radiance
692 7 | Church.~Thus we can rightly recognize in the Saint of Lisieux
693 6 | requested it, completes the recollections in Manuscript A on life
694 10| XI wished to expound and recommend the Saint's doctrine, underscoring
695 6 | supernatural wisdom. Thérèse recounts some sublime experiences
696 6 | production should be added eight Récréations pieuses: poetic and theatrical
697 10| the saving presence of the Redeemer.~
698 8 | in the Encyclical Letter Redemptoris Mater of 25 March 1987.~
699 10| p. 1659).~These simple references to an uninterrupted series
700 12| knowledge and after lengthy reflection, with the fullness of Our
701 1 | wise; for this reason Jesus rejoiced in the Holy Spirit, praising
702 1 | 26).~Mother Church also rejoices in noting that throughout
703 1 | adorning her with his fruits, rejuvenating her with the power of the
704 10| Saint and explained the relationship between the doctrine of
705 12| Apostolic Letter is to be religiously preserved and to have full
706 6 | life. Her principal work remains the account of her life
707 10| and continue to receive a remarkable welcome, which has transcended
708 10| June 1980, when I wished to remind everyone: "One can say with
709 10| brothers and sisters, she has rendered a particular service to
710 10| is the confirmation and renewal of the most basic and most
711 10| particular service to the renewed proclamation and experience
712 6 | Once again, and without repeating herself, Thérèse makes the
713 11| history and despite the repercussions they usually have on the
714 6 | Marie de Gonzague, who had requested it, completes the recollections
715 4 | death close at hand, these requests became more and more numerous,
716 9 | inadequate training and lack of resources for studying and interpreting
717 12| in the meetings of their respective consultors: the Congregation
718 11| multitude of holy women who are resplendent for their Gospel wisdom.~
719 1 | of the times in order to respond ever more fully to the will
720 2 | on 14 December 1927, in response to the petition of many
721 5 | complete conversion". As a result, she overcomes the emotional
722 10| extolled the fruits that had resulted from Thérèse's spirituality.
723 8 | the Virgin Mary, achieving results very close to the doctrine
724 6 | Manuscript B, written during her retreat that same year at the request
725 11| they become its messengers, returning to proclaim it in its purity
726 8 | everything comes from God, returns to him and abides in him,
727 8 | Catholic tradition whose riches, as the Second Vatican Council
728 7 | the Church.~Thus we can rightly recognize in the Saint of
729 8 | helped to heal souls of the rigours and fears of Jansenism,
730 12| s, under the Fisherman's ring, the 19th day of the month
731 2 | various Eastern and Western rites. Many of the faithful have
732 8 | mercy and forgiveness" (cf. Roman Missal, Opening prayer,
733 10| 404-408). Cardinal Angelo Roncalli, the future Pope John XXIII,
734 5 | her mother and begins "to run as a giant" on the way of
735 5 | she offers herself as a sacrificial victim to the merciful Love
736 7 | have had in the Church, salient aspects can be noted of
737 8 | Eucharistic presence. She sang of all the expressions of
738 10| welcome in his own life the saving presence of the Redeemer.~
739 7 | as in other Doctors, a scholarly presentation of the things
740 9 | outstanding pupil in the school of these two Saints, later
741 5 | God, I love you", are the seal of her life.~
742 10| Thérèse's example in the search for God, offered her as
743 1 | through the Spirit who "searches everything, even the depths
744 | seems
745 10| spirituality, to priests and seminarians, to men and women religious,
746 11| which the Spirit of the Lord sends his messengers to the Church,
747 7 | comes from the intimate sense of spiritual realities which
748 5 | grace of being healed from a serious illness through the intercession
749 10| has rendered a particular service to the renewed proclamation
750 12| plenary interdicasterial session and discussed the cause,
751 | shall
752 6 | missionary "brothers", Thérèse shares her wisdom, developing a
753 5 | involves in her personal sharing in the grace of Pentecost.
754 8 | particular radiance of doctrine shines forth from her writings
755 1 | Gaudium et spes, n. 4).~Shining brightly among the little
756 2 | blessed on 29 April 1923. Shortly afterwards, on 17 May 1925,
757 2 | Cathedrals, basilicas, shrines and churches throughout
758 7 | the Church, Catherine of Siena: "What strikes us most about
759 11| age, we must never lose sight of the continuity which
760 10| doctrine of this young Saint.~A sign of the ecclesial reception
761 2 | on 10 June 1914 Pius X signed the decree introducing her
762 11| Church of our time even more significant.~First of all, Thérèse is
763 1 | enabling her to discern the signs of the times in order to
764 10| 1980], p. 1659).~These simple references to an uninterrupted
765 | since
766 7 | certainly favoured by the most singular natural gifts, but it was
767 2 | often summarized in the so-called "little way", which is nothing
768 12| and Bishops, during the solemn Eucharistic celebration
769 | sometimes
770 12| of the Father, and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit.~
771 6 | first published with the soon to be famous title of Histoire
772 2 | recognized by the Church in the space of a few years. In fact,
773 1 | of God" (1 Cor 2:10), to speak of the gifts "bestowed on
774 10| Magisterium, especially when speaking of the contemplative and
775 6 | Saint's full maturity as she speaks of her vocation in the Church,
776 1 | gentium, nn. 4, 12; Gaudium et spes, n. 4).~Shining brightly
777 9 | with exceptional faith and spontaneity. Under the influence of
778 2 | increased in the Church and spread throughout the world. Many
779 11| mysterious fruitfulness for spreading the Gospel and fills the
780 5 | missionary vocation which spurs her to bring everyone with
781 12| October 1997, in St Peter's Square, filled with faithful from
782 6 | 1896, Thérèse describes the stages of her religious experience:
783 8 | At the root again, and standing before us, is our neighbour,
784 11| of her universality she stands out among the multitude
785 7 | Thérèse of Lisieux the "Star of his pontificate", did
786 4 | many men and women of every state in life to know and love
787 8 | Jansenism, which tended to stress God's justice rather than
788 3 | an example for all, also stressed that Thérèse is a teacher
789 9 | admits it, particularly stressing her passionate love for
790 7 | Catherine of Siena: "What strikes us most about the Saint
791 2 | of holiness for all, was studied by theologians and experts
792 10| been well documented in the studies made in view of conferring
793 9 | and lack of resources for studying and interpreting the sacred
794 8 | doctrine and unmistakable style, Thérèse appears as an authentic
795 8 | Love. At the root, on the subject's part, is the experience
796 6 | wisdom. Thérèse recounts some sublime experiences during this
797 7 | along with their right of succession in the episcopate, the sure
798 8 | Gospel, the passion of the suffering Servant engraved on his
799 5 | collect her sayings, while her sufferings and trials, borne with patience,
800 7 | cf. St Thomas Aquinas, Summa Theol., I-II, q. 106, art.
801 2 | doctrine. Her message, often summarized in the so-called "little
802 8 | Trinitarian life. At the summit, as the source and goal,
803 12| Lisieux, as well as from the Superior General of the Discalced
804 9 | Jesus' prayer at the Last Supper as the expression of her
805 12| the official petition, or Supplex Libellus, addressed to me
806 3 | with my predecessors, the Supreme Pontiffs of this century,
807 9 | 83r). It should cause no surprise, then, if she who had been
808 4 | 4. It is not surprising then that the Apostolic
809 5 | the town of Lisieux where, surrounded by the affection of her
810 11| Church and the world with the sweet odour of Christ (cf. LT
811 5 | Friday, she notices the first symptoms of the illness which will
812 6 | Poésies 17) and Pourquoi je t'aime, ô Marie! (Poésies
813 6 | way", which everyone can take, because everyone is called
814 | taking
815 5 | fulfilling the various community tasks entrusted to her. Illumined
816 10| granted to Thérèse in order to teach others the ways of salvation (
817 7 | the Second Vatican Council teaches, makes progress in the Church
818 7 | him she receives "divine teachings" (Ms B, 1r). She feels that
819 8 | fears of Jansenism, which tended to stress God's justice
820 5 | both demanding and full of tenderness.~Towards the end of 1879
821 9 | meaning of the charism of the Teresian Carmel (cf. Ms C, 33v).
822 9 | more than 400 from the Old Testament and over 600 from the New.~
823 10| uninterrupted series of testimonies from the Popes of this century
824 6 | Récréations pieuses: poetic and theatrical compositions, conceived
825 6 | manuscripts, which converge in a thematic unity and in a progressive
826 | themselves
827 7 | St Thomas Aquinas, Summa Theol., I-II, q. 106, art. 1;
828 11| Teacher for our time, which thirsts for living and essential
829 7 | through charity (cf. St Thomas Aquinas, Summa Theol., I-II,
830 | though
831 11| usually have on the life and thought of individuals in every
832 12| Bishops and before a vast throng of young people from around
833 5 | on the night between Holy Thursday and Good Friday, she notices
834 11| are clear evidence of how timely is the Saint of Lisieux'
835 12| Archbishop Alberto Bovone, titular Archbishop of Caesarea in
836 12| Mission Sunday in Rome.~Today, 19 October 1997, in St
837 11| contemplative life as the total dedication to Christ, Spouse
838 | Towards
839 5 | her whole family to the town of Lisieux where, surrounded
840 10| remarkable welcome, which has transcended every border.~The influence
841 3 | day. This autobiography, translated along with her other writings
842 7 | of the deposit of faith transmitted by the Apostles, as the
843 9 | Thus she discovered hidden treasures, appropriating words and
844 5 | while her sufferings and trials, borne with patience, intensify
845 5 | Word of God, particularly tried by the illness of her beloved
846 8 | united in the mystery of Trinitarian life. At the summit, as
847 5 | the feast of the Most Holy Trinity, she offers herself as a
848 8 | itself of God-Love, of the Triune God, infinitely perfect
849 10| Discorsi di Pio XI, vol. I, Turin 1959, p. 91) and describing
850 12| discussed the cause, giving a unanimously favourable opinion on granting
851 11| remain witnesses to the unchanging Gospel and, with the light
852 5 | Spouse. At the same time she undergoes a trial of faith which will
853 10| recommend the Saint's doctrine, underscoring her special divine enlightenment (
854 9 | learn Hebrew and Greek to understand better the spirit and letter
855 5 | Virgin Mary. At Carmel she undertakes the way of perfection marked
856 10| Saint, especially during my unforgettable visit to Lisieux on 2 June
857 10| simple references to an uninterrupted series of testimonies from
858 5 | of the grace of intimate union with Jesus. A few weeks
859 10| childhood'. There is something unique in this way, the genius
860 8 | fundamental truths of our faith united in the mystery of Trinitarian
861 12| authority, knowingly or unknowingly, is null and void.~Given
862 8 | distinctive doctrine and unmistakable style, Thérèse appears as
863 9 | as an expression of her unreserved attachment to the profession
864 | until
865 10| realism, because it has a value for every time and place.
866 8 | s Mystical Body, on the variety of its charisms, gifts of
867 12| of Bishops and before a vast throng of young people from
868 2 | Lisieux. The Catholic Church venerates her in the various Eastern
869 6 | known as the Novissima verba, have also been given the
870 5 | herself as a sacrificial victim to the merciful Love of
871 5 | intercession of Our Lady of Victories. Educated by the Benedictines
872 10| of prayer and theological virtue of hope, and a model of
873 8 | in a fresh and original vision, presenting a teaching of
874 10| during my unforgettable visit to Lisieux on 2 June 1980,
875 5 | welcomes it as a mysterious visitation of the divine Spouse. At
876 10| future Pope John XXIII, visited Lisieux several times, especially
877 5 | pilgrimage to Italy, after visiting the Holy House of Loreto
878 5 | sacrament of Confirmation with a vivid awareness of what the gift
879 6 | Worthy of special mention are Vivre d'Amour!... (Poésies 17)
880 12| unknowingly, is null and void.~Given in Rome, at St Peter'
881 11| Eph 3:18-19). God did not want his secrets to remain hidden,
882 10| order to teach others the ways of salvation (cf. AAS 13 [
883 5 | overcomes the emotional weakness caused by the loss of her
884 11| how to grasp its hidden wealth with that practicality and
885 5 | union with Jesus. A few weeks later, on 14 June of that
886 5 | lead to her death. Thérèse welcomes it as a mysterious visitation
887 2 | the various Eastern and Western rites. Many of the faithful
888 | whether
889 | Whoever
890 | whom
891 1 | the Father who graciously willed it so (cf. Lk 10:21-22;
892 7 | Ms B, 1v; cf. Prv 9:4; Wis 6:6) and she knows she is
893 | within
894 11| First of all, Thérèse is a woman, who in approaching the
895 6 | spiritual life. Her principal work remains the account of her
896 7 | himself in living faith working through charity (cf. St
897 9 | in prayer and liturgical worship. In preparation for her
898 6 | inspired by Sacred Scripture. Worthy of special mention are Vivre
899 2 | missions along with St Francis Xavier.~Beginning with these acts
900 10| consecrated in 1954, Pius XII said, among other things,
901 5 | November 1887, she asks Leo XIII with filial boldness to
902 10| Roncalli, the future Pope John XXIII, visited Lisieux several
903 | you
904 11| Child Jesus is not only the youngest Doctor of the Church, but
905 5 | parents are Louis Martin and Zélie Guérin, whose heroic virtues
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