About this Event

Join Father Chirichellla to be part of the Saint Therese of Liseux Society Group.  There will be an exposition. Everyone will be invited to pray the Rosary and meditate with a reflection on the life of St. Therese.  Coffee & Cake after each meeting. 

 Who is St. Therese?   

St. Therese had a simple yet powerful message that still resonates in the hearts of millions today.

She died at the age of 24, believing that her life was really just beginning for God, promising to spend her heaven doing good on earth. Her promised “Shower of Roses” began and has become a torrent in the Church ever since.

Important Dates in the life of St. Therese: 

• January 2, 1873 – St. Therese’s Birthday
• January 4, 1873 – Baptism
  
• August 28, 1877 – Death of her Mother, Zelie Guerin
• October 2, 1882 – Pauline, her sister, enters Carmel
• May 13, 1883 – Our Lady’s Smile; Therese Healing
• May 8, 1884 – First Communion
• June 14, 1884 – Confirmation
• December 25, 1886 – Christmas Conversion
• November 20, 1887 – Audience with Pope Leo XIII
• April 9, 1888 – Entry into Carmel
• January 10, 1889 – Therese takes the habit
• September 8, 1890 – Profession of Vows
• July 29, 1894 – Death of her Father, Louis Martin
• July 8, 1897 – Therese enters the infirmary
• September 30, 1897 – Her Death, Entry into Heaven
• September 30, 1898 – Her autobiography “Story of a Soul” is published
• June 10, 1914 – Cause of Beatification Introduced at Rome
• April 29, 1923 – Beatification
• May 17, 1925 – Canonization
• October 19, 1997 – Declared Doctor of the Church
• January 2, 1873 – St. Therese’s Birthday
• January 4, 1873 – Baptism
• August 28, 1877 – Death of her Mother, Zelie Guerin
• October 2, 1882 – Pauline, her sister, enters Carmel
• May 13, 1883 – Our Lady’s Smile; Therese Healing
• May 8, 1884 – First Communion
• June 14, 1884 – Confirmation
• December 25, 1886 – Christmas Conversion
• November 20, 1887 – Audience with Pope Leo XIII
• April 9, 1888 – Entry into Carmel
• January 10, 1889 – Therese takes the habit
• September 8, 1890 – Profession of Vows
• July 29, 1894 – Death of her Father, Louis Martin
• July 8, 1897 – Therese enters the infirmary
• September 30, 1897 – Her Death, Entry into Heaven
• September 30, 1898 – Her autobiography “Story of a Soul” is published
• June 10, 1914 – Cause of Beatification Introduced at Rome
• April 29, 1923 – Beatification
• May 17, 1925 – Canonization
• October 19, 1997– Declared Doctor of the Church