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Welcome to our video section. Here you'll find videos about St Thérèse of Lisieux and the visit of her relics to England and Wales.
In this video, Archbishop Vincent Nichols introduces a film about St Thérèse that will be shown to pilgrims at Westminster Cathedral on a giant screen.
The national tour of the relics of St Therese concludes in the Diocese of Westminster on 16 October 2009.
‘You need to be fit, strong and determined to become a Royal Marines Commando’, according to the Royal Navy careers office. Not surprising then that the Church has appointed a former Green Beret Major as its Logistics Manager for the visit of the relics of St. Thérèse of Lisieux to England and Wales.
Major David Baldwin, who’s also a consultant to the nuclear industry, is tasked with the challenging role and aims to provide the safe pair of hands you need to manage the logistics of this historic one-month tour:
“One of my jobs [in the Marines] was the logistic planner responsible for taking the Commando Brigade out to Norway in the winter – 5,000 men with associated equipment,” said Major Baldwin. “I hope that my brain can get around the logistics of taking St. Thérèse’s reliquary around many destinations in this country in a reasonably short space of time.”
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Sr Patricia, a Carmelite sister, talks about how important St Thérèse is to the community:
"St Thérèse is very significant in the Carmelite tradition because she is actually the living embodiment of that tradition."
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Mgr Keith Barltrop is the National Coordinator of the visit of the relics of St Thérèse:
"People might not know that the relics of St Thérèse have visited over 40 locations around the world - Iraq, Lebanon, Burkina Faso, Switzerland, Australia. Wherever the relics have been many graces have been experienced."
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Elizabeth Wang, an artist, convert to the Catholic Faith and wheelchair-user describes what powerful help she gained from the spirituality of St Thérèse - especially in suffering.
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In this preview video, we speak to Bishop Malcolm McMahon, Bishop of Nottingham and Patron of the Visit of the Relics, artist Elizabeth Wang, Leonora, from Youth 2000 - a Catholic Youth organisation, and Sr Patricia Mary of Jesus (who belongs to the same order, the Carmelites, that St Thérèse belonged to).
The music in our promo video was written and recorded especially for the visit of the relics of St Thérèse by Mike Stanley.
Production: Catholic Agency to Support Evangelisation (CASE)
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Video production: Catholic Agency to Support Evangelisation (CASE)