Lisieux Collection (page 2)

Lisieux, a place of profound spirituality and devotion, and is here that the remarkable life of Saint Therese de Lisieux unfolded, leaving an indelible mark on the world

Lisieux Collection: Saint Thomas 1726 Etching engraving Sheet 13 5 / 8 x 8 9 / 16

Saint Thomas 1726 Etching engraving Sheet 13 5 / 8 x 8 9 / 16
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Lisieux Collection: Saint Mathew 1726 Etching engraving Sheet trimmed

Saint Mathew 1726 Etching engraving Sheet trimmed
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Lisieux Collection: SAINT THERESE DE LISIEUX (1873-1897). French Carmelite nun and author, known as

SAINT THERESE DE LISIEUX (1873-1897). French Carmelite nun and author, known as Saint Therese of the child Jesus

Lisieux, Normandy. McGuinness, William Bingham 1849-1928

Preparing for the Fete Dieu at Lisieux, France, Engraving 1876

SAINT THERESE DE LISIEUX (1873-1897). French Carmelite nun and author, known as Saint Therese of the Child Jesus. Photographed in 1889

Preparing for the Fete Dieu at Lisieux, France, Engraving 1876

Lisieux Collection: Station of the Cross, stained glass in Sainte Therese Basilica, Lisieux, Calvados, Normandy

Station of the Cross, stained glass in Sainte Therese Basilica, Lisieux, Calvados, Normandy, France, Europe

Lisieux Collection: Therese and her Maman

Therese and her Maman
THERESE MARTIN with her mother Date: 1873 - 1897

France Lisieux
Best known as the birthplace of that cutest of saints, Sainte Therese de Lisieux, the town has other attractions including these splendid 16th century wooden buildings

Basilica of St. Theresa, Lisieux, Basse Normandie (Normandy), France, Europe

The Basilica at Lisieux in the Calvados region of Basse Normandie, France, Europe

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Lisieux, a place of profound spirituality and devotion, and is here that the remarkable life of Saint Therese de Lisieux unfolded, leaving an indelible mark on the world. Born as Therese Martin in 1873, she would later be known as Saint Therese of the Child Jesus. From a young age, her unwavering faith and deep love for God were evident. She entered the Carmelite order at just fifteen years old, becoming Sister Therese Sacristan. Within the walls of her convent in Lisieux, France, she dedicated herself to a life of prayer and contemplation. Her writings revealed her innermost thoughts and reflections on her spiritual journey. Through her autobiography "The Story of a Soul, " she became renowned for her "Little Way" - finding holiness in everyday acts with childlike simplicity. Today, pilgrims from all corners of the globe flock to Lisieux to pay homage to this beloved saint. At Basilica of Saint Theresa lies her final resting place - a sacred site where countless prayers are offered in reverence. Walking through the streets feels like stepping into history itself. The town exudes an air of tranquility and serenity that echoes Saint Therese's own spirit. The picturesque Normandy landscape serves as a backdrop to this holy sanctuary. In Illustration no. 86 titled "Grisette of Lisieux, " we catch glimpses into daily life during Saint Therese's time - capturing both its beauty and simplicity. The grandeur and magnificence can be witnessed at the stunning Sainte-Therese Basilica which stands tall in Calvados province. Its architectural marvels inspire awe among visitors who come seeking solace or simply admiring its splendor. Lisieux holds within it not only physical landmarks but also intangible traces left by one extraordinary woman who touched hearts across generations with her message: love God above all else and embrace the ordinary with extraordinary love.