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St. Therese $13.95 Story of a Soul The Autobiography of St. Thérèse of Lisieux translated by John Clarke, OCD 300 pp. paperback Includes index and eight pages of photos. $29.95 The Intimate Life of Saint Thérèse Portrayed by Those Who Knew Her by Fr. Albert H. Dolan, O. Carm. 400 pp. paperback This book is Carmelite Father Albert Dolan’s unique collection of eight monographs, each of which deals with the temporal spiritual journey of our chosen vessel of grace, either as the Saint saw herself in the eyes of God, or as she was intimately known by her parents, four sibling sisters, fellow religious, childhood friends and others whose lives she touched after her death. One might call this redolent nosegay of inspirational testimonies an anthology in the Greek sense of that word, for anthos literally means a “gathering of flowers”. In order to compose his octave of devotion, Father Dolan traveled to France in 1924, to Normandy’s Alençon where Saint Therese was born, to her family home Les Buissonnets in Lisieux, to the Carmel of Lisieux, and to other French towns. Then he went to Rome where he and Pope Pius XI had a mutually productive discussion of his apostolate to make the “Little Way” of the Little Flower better known in homes and monasteries in America. At the Carmelite convent, he was blessed by priceless interviews with Saint Therese’s three sisters (who were nuns there) and one of her teachers. At Caen, he visited a fourth sister who had joined the Visitation order. One third of this book is dedicated to these precious recollections gathered from her living siblings. In fact, “Book Five” of the monographs is completely devoted to the Little Flower’s saintly mother Zélie who died when Therese was only four years old. $13.95 St. Therese of Lisieux: Her Last Conversations translated by John Clarke, OCD 352 pp. paperback Includes general and biblical index and twelve photos. $17.95 Letters of St. Therese of Lisieux, Volume I 1877 - 1890 translated from the critical edition by John Clarke, OCD 700 pp. paperback A wonderful way to get a more intimate knowledge of the Saint’s life and “Little Way”. $17.95 Letters of St. Therese of Lisieux, Volume II 1890 - 1897 translated from the critical edition by John Clarke, OCD 688 pp. paperback A wonderful way to get a more intimate knowledge of the Saint’s life and “Little Way”. $13.95 The Poetry of St. Therese of Lisieux translated by Donald Kinney, OCD 352 pp. paperback Here for the first time in English is the complete collection of St. Therese’s poetry faithfully translated from the French critical edition. $10.95 The Prayers of St. Thérèse of Lisieux translated by Aletheia Kane, OCD 108 pp. paperback Countless spontaneous prayers are found throughout St. Therese’s autobiography, letters, poetry and plays. They are collected here for the first time along with 21 additional independent prayers from every period of her life. $17.95 The Passion of Thérèse of Lisieux by Guy Gaucher 268 pp. paperback An inspiring book on the last months before the death of the saint, describing what she endured in her illness and the heroic virtue she practiced. $7.95 Thoughts of Saint Therese 180 pp. paperback 328 brief quotations from Story of a Soul, Counsels and Reminiscences and her letters, arranged under 20 different topics. Shows her greatness of soul and that she was no saint by accident. Beautiful and surprising! A book cherished by many. $3.95 Joy in Suffering According to St. Therese of the Child Jesus by Bishop A.A. Noser 99 pp. paperback St. Therese suffered greatly and yet was truly happy. The Novena to St. Therese contained in this little book teaches us how to imitate her joy in suffering, with 9 meditations on topics such as, “St. Therese’s Favorite Crosses,” “St. Therese’s Impregnable Fortress: Prayer, ” and “The Paradox: Joy in Suffering.” $14.95 Spiritual Childhood The Spirituality of St. Thérèse of Lisieux by Msgr. Vernon Johnson 230 pp. sewn softcover St. Therese of Lisieux had an unshakable trust in the love of God our Father that raised her to the heights of sanctity in only 24 years. Her spirituality, “The Little Way of Spiritual Childhood,” is a special gift from God for ordinary people to reach heroic sanctity. Msgr. Vernon Johnson, a famous convert and apostle of St. Therese, presents the most clear, practical and profound explanation of this “little way.” $21.95 The Story of a Family The Home of St.Thérèse of Lisieux by Fr. Stephane-Joseph Piat 459 pp. paperback Fabulously captivating and popular life of the Martin family, showing the background that helped produce the “greatest saint of modern times.” (as St. Pius X called her). A profound reading experience; tears at one’s heart. Great for the whole family. $15.95 Thérèse of Lisieux and Marie of the Trinity by Pierre Descouvemont 147 pp. paperback This inspiring book shows the transformative relationship of St. Therese and her novice, Sister Marie of the Trinity. $12.95 Léonie Martin A Difficult Life by Marie Baudouin-Croix 120 pp. paperback Léonie Martin, the least gifted of the four sisters of St. Therese, suffered much, but she succeeded in conquering a “tough” temperament. She was regarded as a saint, and her convent was inundated with letters testifying to her posthumous aid. $13.95 Céline - Sister Geneviève of the Holy Face Sister and Witness to St. Thérèse of the Child Jesus by Father Stephane-Joseph Piat 201 pp. sewn softcover This biography of Céline Martin will be of great interest to the devotees of St. Therese because Céline was her closest sister who had a great influence on her and who also became a very holy woman herself. Céline entered the same monastery and became Sister Geneviève of the Holy Face. $10.95 My Sister Saint Thérèse by Sister Geneviève of the Holy Face (Céline Martin, sister of St. Thérèse) 249 pp. paperback A little classic that is like a sequel to Story of a Soul! It contains hundreds of brief conversations and anecdotes of the Little Flower, plus her teachings, hidden virtues, amusing remarks and beautiful death, recorded by her sister Céline in the convent. Shows the “Little Way” in practice in daily life. A wonderful book of spiritual encouragement - providentially written! $8.95 The Mother of the Little Flower Zélie Martin by Céline Martin (Sister Geneviève of the Holy Face) 123 pp. paperback Was St. Therese’s mother herself a saint? Zélie Martin and her husband Louis were declared venerable by the Church in 1994 for their heroic virtue, and the couple’s cause is now progressing toward beatification. Zélie married at 27, bore 9 children, ran a home business and did a superb job of raising 5 daughters, including “the greatest saint of modern times.” (St. Pius X) She died of breast cancer at 45, but her greatness was recognized by her family and her friends and is now known to the world. Zélie suffered many of the ordinary burdens of life, yet she was happy, loved her children “madly” and enjoyed them immensely. This book was written by her daughter Céline who had access to Zélie’s letters and to the reminiscences of her older sisters in the Carmel of Lisieux. It is authentic and inspiring, showing what a tremendous life’s work and accomplishment it is to be a truly Catholic mother. Looking at Zélie’s picture, one can see her incredible character, integrity, goodness, constancy and love. $8.95 The Father of the Little Flower Louis Martin by Céline Martin (Sister Geneviève of the Holy Face) 153 pp. paperback Louis Martin was the pattern of fatherhood on which St. Therese built her now famous “Little Way of Spiritual Childhood.” Louis was declared venerable by the Church in 1994, along with his wife Zélie, because of his heroic virtue. What kind of a father was he? These reminiscences describe Louis Martin’s marriage at age 34, his love and support for Zélie, his firm discipline yet tender affection for his children, his piety, observance of Sunday, business practices, selfless conduct, generosity to the poor, etc. Céline gives particular attention to the sufferings of her father’s old age, foreseen in a vision by Therese, which included a period of time spent in a mental institution. She describes his beautiful death, as well as a sign received by Therese indicating that their father’s soul had gone straight to Heaven. Letters written by Louis give additional insights into his character. Louis Martin’s daughters considered themselves highly blessed to have had so good a father. 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