The Little Way of St Thérèse of Lisieux

[@PeterShieldsukcatstripey]

When we've sinned that is when we need to remember how much we are loved by God. No need for pride, self pity and worry if we sin. We say sorry to God and we leave it all with God. We are not less loved by God when we sin - we are loved by God's merciful love.

[@judyvispi]

Thank You so much Father, for this wonderful talk on my favorite Saint. She is my inspiration everyday, God Bless! 😇🙏

[@PeterShieldsukcatstripey]

Asingle word opens up infinite horizoons to the soul.

[@denise-kc6lk]

Being kind is never wasted.we rarely know what another may be dealing with.

[@seamaswatters9275]

Thank you, Fr Stephen, maybe I have dwelt to much on past absolutions as if they were undeserved.......maybe it is time to plod on......thank you and may St Therese continue to protect you and all religious....

[@JoeyLario-t7h]

Pray That I Will Pray The Rosary The Divine Mercy Poor Souls In Purgatory All My Priest Friends For The Pope That I Will Forsake My Transgressions Trust In Jesus And Mary

[@TheRosaryGarden]

A great talk again from Father Stephen, am so appreciative for you uploading this on here and sharing with us. Hope things are going well for you Father over there . God bless.

[@PeterShieldsukcatstripey]

Happy are those who love their poverty. St Faustina - when I do not know what to do I question love.

[@PeterShieldsukcatstripey]

In St Therese autobiolography I noticed that there is a preface written by a Westminster Chaplain - just like you!

[@danielfresen5949]

Hi, thank you for this talk. You mentioned different editions, and that some had things edited out. I have the tan classics edition, edited by Mother Agnes of Jesus and translated by Michael Day. On p147, about 60% of the way through Chapter 10 'the way of love', it mentions the incident with the sister who was making noise. It mentions fidgeting and a rosary, but nothing (on that page) about grinding teeth. This omission doesn't seem like a major issue to me, but I wonder if there are more serious omissions. Do you know this edition, what do you think of it, and what are the best editions in your opinion? Many thanks.

[@PauseforFaith]

Hi Daniel. You are using the old/original edition, which is fine but misses one or two details because Mother Agnes edited the manuscript in a few places. So at some time it's worth getting a newer translation. Here is one: Story of a Soul: The Autobiography of St. Therese of Lisieux edited by John Clarke, or Story of a Soul: Study Edition Edited by Marc Foley, or The Complete Therese of Lisieux (Paraclete Giants) translated by Robert Edmondson.

[@danielfresen5949]

@@PauseforFaith Much appreciated.