I bought this book many years ago and found it at Amazon for Kindle for free - thought I'd share for those who may want it. http://www.amazon.co.uk/Story-Soul-...434187990&sr=8-1&keywords=the+story+of+a+soul
I am trying to remember how many times I have read it. It is inscribed on the Kindle of my heart. The older I get, the wiser it seems. Just think she was just 26 when she died, a Doctor of the Church. The youngest ever. From just that little book.
She died when she was only 24. Born on January 2, 1873 and passed away into to the arms of her beloved on September 30, 1897. Some trivia. Did you know she was born on a Thursday and died on a Thursday. I have lots of interesting facts about her; that not many people know.. perhaps more on that later- pushed for time here. House renovating. God bless!
I've read and reread her Story of a Soul often. Here's an on-line version: http://www.storyofasoul.com/
Is there no dedicated thread to the Little Flower on this site? If not.. would one of the members here be so kind as to create one respectfully -as I am a little pushed for time at the moment- and I will support and contribute. If no one has the inclination to do so I will at a later date.. I hope. For those of you that wish to listen to the "Story of a Soul" you can do so here: However, please note: I can not vouch for video; audios full content as I have not listened to it all the way through.. however, I don't see why there would be anything dubious therein. God Bless!
