Seldom has anyone so swiftly caught the imagination and attracted the following of the faithful as has St. Th6rise of Lisieux. Born in Alengon in 1873, she entered the Carmel at Lisieux against much opposition in 1888, when she was but 15, and died there in 1897, when not yet 25. Only 28 years later, amidst the indescribable splendor and beauty of the canonization ceremony in St. Peter's, she was proclaimed a saint by Pope Pius XI. Since her death, the devotion to St. Thérèse, the Little Flower, has swept the entire Catholic world. Millions have besought her aid in novenas and devotions and her name is venerated in every corner of the globe. Of the countless books that have been written about her, none so vividly presents her enthralling story and the significance of her life to the modern world as does STORM OF GLORY. Here is a true portrayal of "the greatest saint of modern times." written in simple but forceful language, that will thoroughly explain the inexhaustible patience and iron heroism of St. Thérèse. ”By all means. read STORM OF GLORY for its valuable message, for its clarity and ease of reading. for the stirring effect it will have on you."