Saint Thérèse

Saint Therese

Saint Thérèse of the Child Jesus, born in Alençon, France, was a Discalced Carmelite nun. She was an influential model of holiness for Catholics and had a practical and simple way of approaching spiritual life. Thérèse was devoted to the Child Jesus, to whom she dedicated many writings, poems and prayers. The Carmelite saint, despite her contemplative life, became the patron saint of the missions and a Doctor of the Church. She died very young, on September 30, 1897, at only 24 years old, from tuberculosis. Saint Thérèse's day is celebrated on October 1. "The only way to prove my love is by scattering flowers and these flowers are all the little sacrifices, every look, every word and every little act of love."

Collectible figure in high quality resin;
Designed in Portugal;
A loving way of bringing religion to life through statues and welcoming faith into our hearts;
More than a gift, it will be that gift that will make a difference in the heart of whoever receives it;
 

Size: 8.5 cm
 

Decorative item - Not a toy!
 

These figures help us to plant the seeds of faith and take root with God in the heart of each family.