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Handmade devotional bracelet

Saint Thérèse, the Little Flower Bracelet

$17.99 USD
$17.99 USD
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Size
Regular fits most wrists (7 in)

Size guide

Women's bracelet sizes

SizeBraceletFits wrists about
Small6.5 in6 in
Regular7 in6.5 in
Large7.5 in7 in
  1. Wrap a soft tape measure, or a strip of paper, just above the wrist bone.
  2. Mark where the ends meet and measure it with a ruler.
  3. Add about half an inch, then choose the closest size.

Between sizes? Choose the larger for a looser fit or for stacking. Need another size? We gladly make custom orders.

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The Little Way, worn every day.

Saint Thérèse of Lisieux, the Little Flower, entered Carmel at fifteen and died at twenty-four, yet her “little way” of doing small things with great love made her a Doctor of the Church. Her feast is celebrated on October 1.

This bracelet is strung with luminous white beads and a row of gold beads. It carries an enamel medal of Saint Thérèse holding her crucifix and roses, beside a dimensional white flower with a green leaf, a nod to the name by which the whole Church knows her.

“I want to spend my heaven doing good on earth.” – Saint Thérèse of Lisieux

A cherished gift for Confirmation or First Communion, or for anyone who loves the Little Flower.

Live the Little Way.

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The devotion

Saint Thérèse of Lisieux, the Little Flower

Thérèse Martin entered the Carmel of Lisieux at fifteen and died of tuberculosis at twenty-four. Her autobiography, Story of a Soul, taught millions her little way of trust and love, and in 1997 Saint John Paul II named her a Doctor of the Church. She is a patroness of the missions.

I want to spend my heaven doing good on earth.

Every Cor Meum bracelet is strung by hand and sent to you unblessed, as the Church asks. Bring it to a priest and ask for his blessing.

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