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1 ST THERESE OF THE CHILD JESUS 1 Oktober 2026 VIRGIN AND DOCTOR OF THE CHURCH — Feast 🇫🇷 In France: SOLEMNITY Thérèse Martin was born at Alencon in 1873. At the age of fifteen she entered the Carmel at Lisieux. She practiced heroic humility, evangelical simplicity and trust in God, and taught the novices these virtues by word and example. She offered her life for the salvation of souls and the growth of the Church. She died September 30, 1897.

15 ST TERESA OF JESUS, OUR MOTHER 15 Oktober 2026 VIRGIN AND DOCTOR OF THE CHURCH — SOLEMNITY Teresa was born at Avila in Spain in 1515. She entered the Carmelites and made great progress in the way of perfection and was granted mystical revelations. Wishing to share in the spiritual renewal of the Church of her time, she began to live her religious life more ardently and soon attracted many companions, to whom she was like a mother. She also helped in the reform of the friars, and in this had to endure great trials. She wrote books which are renowned for their depth of doctrine and which showed her own spiritual experiences. She died at Alba in 1582.

30 Bl. Maria Teresa of St. Joseph (Tauscher) 30 Oktober 2026 Virgin — Optional Memorial Anna Maria Tauscher was born in 1855 in Sandow, Brandenburg - now in Poland - of deeply religious Lutheran parents. She was brought up in this faith, but in 1888 she joined the Catholic Church and was expelled from her home and work. She found refuge in a religious institute, then in a family. Her journey of faith continued and, after reading the "Life" of Saint Thérèse of Jesus, she decided to dedicate herself to Carmel; but the Lord, through her, wanted to establish a new institute, attached to the Carmel of Thérèse, and so in 1891, in Berlin, the Congregation of the "Carmelite Sisters of the Divine Heart of Jesus" was born. She devoted her life to caring for needy children and died in Sittard, Holland, in 1938.