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uglygal
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I just finished reading “Story of a Soul” and some other book about ST Therese, God’s Little Flower (can’t remember the other books name at the moment).
Wow!
Finally a saint in the Catholic Church I can understand without getting a headache or being left trembling with fear of certain damnation to hell. 
Are you sure she’s Catholic? I don’t believe the word “hell” was mentioned once in her autobiography, whilst the word “love” filled every page and her every thought.
I do believe I like her … alot
I am going to try the Little Flower Novena to see if she really listens. This is testament to this novena and I will update you on how it goes (I know we shouldn’t test God but no-one said anything about not testing saints
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Let it be known to everyone … I am going to do the Novena (first novena / christian prayer I have done since leaving the faith). I WILL let you know how it goes and what happens. If she fails me, I will tell EVERYONE I come across.
If she doesn’t fail me, I will tell EVERYONE of the Little Saint and resolve to follow her little way … and maybe return to christianity if St Therese’s spirituality is indeed what that Christian faith is about, as opposed to the jansenist absurdity I was raised in.
Well here it goes … I’ll go get my rosary beads out of the box in the garage.
Wow!
Are you sure she’s Catholic? I don’t believe the word “hell” was mentioned once in her autobiography, whilst the word “love” filled every page and her every thought.
I do believe I like her … alot
I am going to try the Little Flower Novena to see if she really listens. This is testament to this novena and I will update you on how it goes (I know we shouldn’t test God but no-one said anything about not testing saints
Let it be known to everyone … I am going to do the Novena (first novena / christian prayer I have done since leaving the faith). I WILL let you know how it goes and what happens. If she fails me, I will tell EVERYONE I come across.
If she doesn’t fail me, I will tell EVERYONE of the Little Saint and resolve to follow her little way … and maybe return to christianity if St Therese’s spirituality is indeed what that Christian faith is about, as opposed to the jansenist absurdity I was raised in.
Well here it goes … I’ll go get my rosary beads out of the box in the garage.