0
People called her the Little Flower- she found little ways to show God her love every day?
Wiki User
∙ 12y ago
This would be Saint Theresa De Lisieux or Saint Therese Lisieux. She was called The Little Flower, and is also know as St. Terese of The Child Jesus; and although she was only a child she had been granted permission to join the Carmelite Monastery as a cloistered nun. She paved her way to Heaven by doing little acts of love done everyday. She wrote 'The Story of a Soul' and 'The Little Way'. She is a Doctor of the Church, and her Feast Day is October 1.
Wiki User
∙ 12y ago
Add your answer:
Earn +20 pts
Who was the saint that people called the Little Flower and always found little ways to show God her love everyday?
Saint Therese of Lisieux - the Little Flower.
People called her the little flower-she found little ways to show god her love every day?
St. Theresa
Why was Laguardia called little flower?
I have no clue
Why is St. Therese Lisieux called the Little Flower?
She was called the little flower because Love of God as a Father, expressed in childlike simplicity and trust. which means she showed her love for God as a child would so she is called the child of Jesus. And the "little Flower" was just a nickname for her because she was young and delicateSt. Therese of Lisieux loved flowers and often called herself "A lttle Flower of God."
What was the name that Saint Therese liked to be called?
The Little Flower
Who is the little flower?
St. Therese of Lisieux is the Little Flower.
When was Little Flower Academy created?
Little Flower Academy was created in 1927.
When was Little Flower Hospital created?
Little Flower Hospital was created in 1936.
What flower is a little daffy?
A flower
What is the name of the little purple flower in One Tree Hill?
They are called "Aster"..
What are the little blue people on in the night garden?
The little blue people are called the wottingers and the little red people are the pontipines ;)
What is Little Flower Academy's motto?
The motto of Little Flower Public School is 'Duty, Discipline, Dedication'.
