Pauline Martin – Sister of St Therese of Lisieux – Catholic Art Print

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Pauline Martin – Sister of St Therese of Lisieux – Catholic Art PrintMarie Pauline Martin (1861 1951) was a sister of St. Therese of Lisieux, the second child born to Sts. Louis and Zelie Martin When Zelie died, Pauline, who looked like her mother and had a similar personality, became the "Second Mother" to the bereft little Therese, taking care of her until she entered the convent some years later. Pauline was the first of the Martin girls to enter the Carmel. Even though Pauline and Therese were separated, they

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she was persecuted so terribly that she fled for her life to Canada near Montreal where she lived a life of great holiness to her death in 1680 at the age of 24

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"In order to communicate the message entrusted to her by Christ

'by' means the priest

"Our Lady of Good Counsel"

and so this image is sometimes associated with her

and trust in His Providence

Most artists portray her carrying a banner into battle or being burned at the stake by the British

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