St. Therese of Lisieux: Her Last Conversations | St. Therese of Lisieux

St. Therese of Lisieux: Her Last Conversations | St. Therese of Lisieux | Completes the "Saintly" nature of the Little Flower.

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	St. Therese of Lisieux: Her Last Conversations St. Therese of Lisieux ICS Publications, 1977 - 332 pages average customer review:based on 3 reviews view larger image
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Those who attended St. Therese during her last illness were living in the company of one of God's greatest saints, one prepared for our times. Fortunately they did not simply listen to her conversations, they wrote them down, totally unaware that eventually a great multitude of yet unborn friends of Therese would hunger for these words.

Utterly Fascinating

This is truly one of the most fascinating books in the world. The Martin sisters wrote down literally every word Therese said in her last six months. "O to die her death!"--"Then live her life."

Completes the "Saintly" nature of the Little Flower.

This view of St. Therese completes the whole picture of her sainlty nature. This is where her heroism shine forth and her total trust in God's Divine Mercy is most evident. Very though provoking.

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My favorite book

I'd like especially to recommend this book to those people who (1) believe that Therese's theology is naive and consequently not interesting; and (2) feel that Therese is somehow unworthy of high honor paid her. In the first place, there's nothing naive about the faith of a young woman who admits being subject to "the worst temptations of atheism." In the second place, Therese really did die a martyr's death. In her perfect submission to God's will, she is transfigured and triumphs over death. Reading these last conversations is at once edifying, and inspiring, and deeply humbling. For those who are still skeptical, please read and you'll understand why a Pope called Therese the greatest of all modern saints.

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