St. Therese Couderc- her life story here.
Her words:
"This is the business of our life-by labor and toil, prayer and sacrifice, to increase grace in our soul."
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1 comment:
WOW! The article about this good sister makes me realize what becoming a saint realy implies. She did everything for her Spouse, Christ, and nothing for herself. She was forgotten even by her congregation which she founded. How many would endure this these days? On the other hand, maybe these saints are out here amongst us unknown, forgotten, ridiculed, slighted...maybe we even know them. A good thought for prayer....
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