Sometimes due to the requirements of our bulletin printer, donation reports may not be included in our printed weekly bulletins. Stay up to date by finding those reports here:

Sometimes due to the requirements of our bulletin printer, donation reports may not be included in our printed weekly bulletins. Stay up to date by finding those reports here:

The mother of St. Thérèse, St. Zélie (baptized as Azélie-Marie, but affectionately known as Zélie)—is an appealing-to-many, newer saint (canonized along with her husband, Louis, in 2015) who offers much to mull over as the mother of the dearly-loved Little Flower. 

Though Sts. Louis and Zélie did not intend to serve God as married people, they would eventually have nine children, four of them joining the Discalced Carmelite monastery in Lisieux, including St. Thérèse. What can we learn from these great saints?

Like the soaring arias and timeless symphonies, the Little Flower Basilica bells summon us to pause and connect with God and each other in community.