Saint Therese of Lisieux:

Saint Therese of the Child Jesus:
An Echo of the Heart of God

This definitive film, made in honor of the 100th anniversary of her death (1897), tells the story of the life of St. Therese of Lisieux from childhood to her holy death as a Carmelite nun. Filmed on location in France, it gives her whole story through interviews, dramatizations, examination of her writings and long visits to her home and inside the Carmelite monastery at Lisieux. Although pilgrims are not permitted inside the enclosure, viewers of this film can see the places where Therese lived and died.  Carmelite friar Bishop Guy Gaucher, the great Theresian scholar and the general editor of the critical edition of Therese's writings, offers commentary.  90 minutes.

Therese: Living on Love

St. Therese of Lisieux is the most popular saint of modern times, and her "little way" of love and confidence has great appeal to people everywhere. This new film explores why so many ordinary people are drawn to St. Therese. Journalists, scholars, psychiatrists, priests, nuns and scores of people from around the country reflect on her appeal and powerful message.  55 minutes.  DVD.