Articles tagged St. Therese Of Lisieux

False obedience does real harm to the Church: here’s how

The Catholic Church is the instrument of the sanctification of the world and the light of the world. To let the infiltrators take it over and transform her into an ape (a creature that mimics behavior) of the true Church is more than wrong.

Opinion

Father J. M. Goretti

• Jan 2, 2024Jan 3, 2024

St. Thérèse of Lisieux has brought many souls to God through her ‘little way’ to sanctity

Pope Benedict XV described the 'little way' of St. Thérèse as 'the secret of sanctity.'

Blogs

Anonymous

• Oct 3, 2023

Philadelphia laity protest closing of beloved Carmel with ties to St. Therese

'I believe this is Ground Zero for Saint Therese of Lisieux becoming a saint.'

Blogs

Maike Hickson

• Dec 23, 2022Jan 3, 2023

Vatican on the verge of closing down traditional Carmelite monastery in Philadelphia

The order has a long history in the archdiocese, but all indications point to Rome uprooting traditional orders.

Blogs

Maike Hickson

• Oct 13, 2021Oct 15, 2021

Without monasteries, convents, and contemplative prayer, the Church will die

The external and missionary vitality of the Church is in direct proportion to the vitality of the hidden contemplative life within her.

Blogs

Peter Kwasniewski

• Oct 1, 2019Jun 18, 2021

Reflections on the Church … and a new novel by Michael O’Brien

During troubling times in the Church and the world, author Michael O'Brien writes that faith and trust have always guided God's people through the stormy seas.

Opinion

Michael O'Brien

• Jul 13, 2016Jun 18, 2021