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To celebrate the feast day of their patron, the women of St. ThΓ©rΓ¨se Hall welcomed Suzie Andres (™87), alumna author of several books about Catholicism, Jane Austen ” and . In her talk, œThe Dumb Ox, the Little Flower, and the Rest of Us, Mrs. Andres discussed how students can live the Little Way at 91Ώμ»ξΑΦ Aquinas College.

Speaking to the women at their annual name-day fΓͺte, Mrs. Andres described her own relationship with the Little Flower. œDo not be afraid of God. He loves you so much, she said. œI wish I could share with you how much He loves you. He adores you! When ThΓ©rΓ¨se talks about His mercy, she says ˜His justice, I love even more than His mercy, because He knows how pitiful we are, and made of dust.™

Given that the women are students at the College, which is dedicated to St. ThΓ©rΓ¨se™s fellow Doctor of the Church, St. 91Ώμ»ξΑΦ Aquinas, Mrs. Andres™ address also included reflections on how these two saints ” seemingly so different upon first glance ” work together to lead the faithful to sanctity.

œMrs. Andres is incredible, said Anna Rivera (™24) afterward. œShe has such a clear love for the saints!

 

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  • Suzie Andres speaks to the women of St. Therese Hall
  • Suzie Andres speaks to the women of St. Therese Hall
  • Suzie Andres speaks to the women of St. Therese Hall
  • Suzie Andres speaks to the women of St. Therese Hall
  • Suzie Andres speaks to the women of St. Therese Hall
  • Suzie Andres speaks to the women of St. Therese Hall
  • Suzie Andres speaks to the women of St. Therese Hall
  • Suzie Andres speaks to the women of St. Therese Hall
  • Suzie Andres speaks to the women of St. Therese Hall
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