• Blue St. Thérèse of Lisieux card set, 10 flat 5 × 7 cards
  • Blue St. Thérèse of Lisieux card, front illustration with square corners
  • Blue St. Thérèse of Lisieux card held in a hand, Little Way of Love illustration
  • Blue St. Thérèse of Lisieux card with an envelope and pen
1 28

St Therese of Lisieux ArtSet of 10 cards

St Therese of Lisieux ArtSet of 10 cards

A set of 10 cards featuring Saint Therese of Lisieux, inspired by her Little Way: hidden love, humble service, and small daily acts made beautiful through faith.
$19.95
$19.95
Sale Sold out
Color: Blue
View full details

About this saint

Saint Therese is loved for the Little Way, a spirituality of small acts, humility, hidden love, and trust. The floral association matters here, but it should feel devotional rather than merely decorative. This artwork is for people who find holiness in quiet service, repeated kindness, and ordinary faithfulness. Its tone is tender, modest, and hopeful. Therese makes the artwork distinct from general flower art by giving the flowers a story of surrender, simplicity, and love offered in small things.

Gift notes

A gentle Catholic gift for confirmations, godmothers, gardeners, flower lovers, or anyone devoted to the Little Way. It suits occasions where the message is humility, encouragement, and daily faithfulness rather than a grand statement of style.

What you receive

10 identical cards in your selected color, with 10 matching envelopes. Quantity 1 is one set of 10 cards.

Print details

  • 5 × 7 in. (12.7 × 17.8 cm)
  • Flat cards with square corners
  • Lightly textured Eggshell cardstock
  • Blank backs for personal notes

Professionally printed in the USA.

More about this print

This Saint Therese of Lisieux card set connects the Little Way with a soft modern sacred-art style. It focuses on hidden love, humility, flowers, and daily faithfulness, making the set meaningful for buyers who love Therese's spirituality. It can work as a confirmation gift, a gift for a gardener, or a quiet devotional piece for someone drawn to small acts of love. The floral theme gives visual softness, while Saint Therese gives the artwork its unmistakable Catholic meaning, rooted in trust, surrender, and everyday holiness lived quietly in small moments.