She was known as the "Little Flower of Jesus." I don't know for sure why they originally decided to go with that, but the name just stuck. http://www.ewtn.com/therese/therese1.htm
If their history page is any indication, they used that name from the get-go. I don't know why they decided on that. Something else I'd like to find on that someday when I'm rifling their historic archives ... http://www.littleflowertoledo.org/HistoryNew.htm
This really isn't bad at all, on the outside. Doesn't look like a dentist's office, and there's enough detailing to make it interesting.
I'll deal with the interior tomorrow.
She was known as the "Little Flower of Jesus." I don't know for sure why they originally decided to go with that, but the name just stuck.
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I know she's called that, but it's odd to call a church by a saint's nickname.
ReplyDeleteIf their history page is any indication, they used that name from the get-go. I don't know why they decided on that. Something else I'd like to find on that someday when I'm rifling their historic archives ...
ReplyDeletehttp://www.littleflowertoledo.org/HistoryNew.htm