Because of the roses, my guess is that is St. Therese of Lisieux (also known as The Little Flower, as another blogger has mentioned). She was a French nun who died at the age of 24 in 1897.
Thanks Sara, when see the name Lisieux it always reminds me of the one way system we got stuck when we were there once and ended up having a big row. Now I shall think of roses instead!
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That does seem odd. Must be a story there.
ReplyDeleteI think it is St Therese of The Little Flower. She is probably one of the most popular of the saints, Deb.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the info RedPat much appreciated.
DeleteBecause of the roses, my guess is that is St. Therese of Lisieux (also known as The Little Flower, as another blogger has mentioned). She was a French nun who died at the age of 24 in 1897.
ReplyDeleteThanks Sara, when see the name Lisieux it always reminds me of the one way system we got stuck when we were there once and ended up having a big row. Now I shall think of roses instead!
DeleteRoses are much more pleasant to think about!
DeleteI wouldn't have known either. She looks quite peaceful.
ReplyDeleteI thought it was Mary before her blue phase!
ReplyDeleteThe statue of Mary in this church has MUCH more bling about her!
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