St. Thérèse Of Lisieux Rag Doll

Description

• Meet St. Therese of Lisieux, celebrated on October 1st.
• Patron of missionaries, HIV/AIDS sufferers, florists, gardeners, tuberculosis, and loss of parents.
• Known as “the little flower,” she authored “Story of a Soul.”
• Honored with the title Doctor of the Church for her understanding of the “little way.”
• Emphasizes that faith does not require great feats, just trust and love in daily tasks.
• Clothed in the traditional Carmelite habit, with a removable outer cloak attached by velcro.
• Features a bouquet of roses with a cross, traditional symbols of St. Therese, secured with elastic straps.
• Each doll is hand-sewn and beautifully embroidered.
• The doll measures 12” tall, made with cotton and satin trim, filled with all new polyester.

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