Recognition as founders and saints

A foundress on the altars

Volumes of the diocesan trials that led to the recognition of the heroic virtue of Mother Thérèse

Box for sending Mother Thérèse’s writings to Rome

Recognition of miracles attributed to Mother Thérèse

Beatification Day: Cenacle Sisters and the Couderc family

Beatification Day: the portrait of the Blessed One

Mother Thérèse’s body on view in Lalouvesc

1970: Canonization and homage to humility

To her final resting place

The shrine-reliquary of Mother Thérèse in the basilica of Lalouvesc

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Volumes of the diocesan trials that led to the recognition of the heroic virtue of Mother Thérèse

Source: MM, FT.

Unlike the one for Father Terme, the Cause for Mother Thérèse continued. The diocesan trial opened in Lyon and the commission officially began collecting oral testimonies in 1920.