Spreading Devotion to St. Therese of Lisieux
Daily Inspiration from St. Therese of Lisieux
Join us each morning as we reflect on daily inspiration from quotes from St. Therese.
We invite you to share these daily devotionals with your friends and family and we welcome your prayer intentions here or on our Prayer Petition page.
“I understood that love comprises all vocations – that love is everything, and because it is eternal, embraces all times and places. My vocation is love. It is You, O my God, who has given it to me. In the heart of the Church, my Mother, I shall be love. Thus I shall be everything and my dream will be realized.”- St. Therese of Lisieux
“I understood that love comprises all vocations – that love is everything, and because it is eternal, embraces all times and places. My vocation is love. It is You, O my God, who has given it to me. In the heart of the Church, my Mother, I shall be love. Thus I shall be everything and my dream will be realized.”
“My God, I choose all! I don’t want to be a saint by halves; I choose all that You will!.”- St. Therese of Lisieux
“…Jesus, who fashions people’s souls skillfully, does not want us to stand about admiring the facade – he wants us to make our way in, till we reach the inner sanctuary which is His
chosen dwelling and admire the beauty there.”
“My God, I choose all! I don’t want to be a saint by halves… I choose all that You will!”
“On Nov 20th, we had a papal audience. Our emotion was profound when we saw Pope Leo XIII enter the chapel to celebrate Holy Mass. After blessing the numerous pilgrims gathered around him, he climbed the steps of the altar and showed us through his piety, worthy of the Vicar of Jesus, that he was truly the Holy Father.” -St. Therese of Lisieux
“On Nov 20th, we had a papal audience. Our emotion was profound when we saw Pope Leo XIII enter the chapel to celebrate Holy Mass. After blessing the numerous pilgrims gathered around him, he climbed the steps of the altar and showed us through his piety, worthy of the Vicar of Jesus, that he was truly ‘the Holy Father.’”