Jack “The Agnostic” Garcia , a Eucharistic Minister of the Holy Sacrament in the Roman Catholic Church, examines the life, legend and legacy of St. Therese of Lisieux (The Little Flower). Born into a devout, middle class French family whose five daughters would all become nuns, the teenage Therese has an intense vision of The Luminous Christ child, whose divine light acts as a beacon in the darkness. Upon entering the Carmelite Nunnery at the tender age of 15 she impresses the community by her spiritual intensity and regal manner, and it soon becomes obvious that Therese is no ordinary woman but a person that is virtually overflowing with the Holy Spirit. Diagnosed with tuberculosis, the slowly dying Therese beg ins to write about her childhood memories and her experiences in the Carmalites. An amazing autobiography that is a unique and engaging document , filled with a delightful clarity,self revelation, deep spiritual wisdom and beauty. Published after her death at the age of 24 – A History of a Soul , ignites one of the most impressive spiritual manifestations of the modern era.

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