Lisieux Tapestries

Vintage travel poster from Lisieux in France. Lisieux, ses pèlerinages, ses vieilles maisons. Artwork created in 1913. Poster published in 1930.

AKA Therese the Little Flower, or Therese of the Child Jesus

Teresa was declared a saint five years and a day after Saint Joan of Arc, but she had far more impact than that of the legendary French heroine. At the time, Pius XI revived the ancient custom of decorating St. Peter's Basilica with torches and tallow lamps. According to one account, "Tallow ropes and lamps were recovered from the dusty warehouses where they had been stored for over fifty-five years. A few older workers who still remembered how the decoration was last done - in 1870 - guided the 300 men work for two weeks as they climbed to tie the lamps in St. Peter's dome." The New York Times devoted its front page to a story about the occasion, entitled "All Rome Admires St. Peter Shining for the New Saint", According to the Times, more

Thérèse von Lisieux (Theresia of the Child Jesus and the Holy Face) was a French defeated Carmelite. She is worshiped in the Roman Catholic Church as a saint and a church teacher. Her parents Zélie and Louis Martin were also canonized in 2015.

Simple designs of your favorite saints

She is one of the patron saints of missions.

Saint Thérèse of Lisieux she is The Little Flower and The angel in the trenches.

"Jesus, You are the Star that leads me on." - St Therese of Lisiuex

"Jesus, You are the Star that leads me on." - St Therese of Lisiuex

Vintage Image of Child Jesus According to the Visions of Saint Therese of Lisieux

"I understood that if all the lowly flowers wished to be roses, nature would no longer be enameled with lovely hues. And so it is in the world of souls, Our Lord's living garden." - St Therese of Lisieux (An original pattern)

A jewel of the Pays d'Auge located near Lisieux, the Château de Saint-Germain-de-Livet, historical monument, is remarkable for its architecture.

Saint Therese of Child Jesus

"My vocation is love." - St Therese of Lisieux

This saint is the mother of St. Therese of Lisieux. Her husband is a saint, too! Saint Zelie is a patron saint of marriage.