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The life of Thérèse Martin, who entered the Carmel at the age of 15, in 1888, under the name of Sister Thérèse of the Child Jesus, died nine years later, and canonized in 1925.
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The life of Thérèse Martin, who entered the Carmel at the age of 15, in 1888, under the name of Sister Thérèse of the Child Jesus, died nine years later, and canonized in 1925.
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Written By:Maurice Gleize, Henry Dupuy-Mazuel
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Runtime:90 minutes
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Maurice de Canonge
Director
Irène Corday
Thérèse Martin
Geneviève Callix
Elisabeth d'Estranges
Madeleine Soria
Mrs. d'Estranges
Marthe Mellot
The superior
André Marnay
Mr. André Martin
Marthe Mancelle
Mrs. Martin
Lucien Gallas
Doctor Dartès
Camille Bert
Doctor Carnière
Noël Roquevert
Colonel d'Estranges
Raymond Aimos
Joseph
Georges Saillard
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