María Teresa González-Quevedo y Cadarso
María Teresa González-Quevedo y Cadarso, nicknamed Teresita (1930-1950), was a young Spanish novice of the Carmelite Sisters of Charity, declared Vene…
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First name and chronology
3 saints and blesseds bear the name Teresita, between 1870 and 1946; the most famous is María Teresa González-Quevedo y Cadarso, celebrated on April 8th.
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María Teresa González-Quevedo y Cadarso, nicknamed Teresita (1930-1950), was a young Spanish novice of the Carmelite Sisters of Charity, declared Vene…
Spanish Claretian nun (1927-1946) recognized as Venerable, famous for her constant joy and faithfulness in small things despite illness.
A Spanish Dominican nun (1904-1954), Sister Teresita of the Child Jesus distinguished herself through her contemplative life in Daroca and Olmedo, and…
The feast of Teresita is celebrated on April 8th, in memory of María Teresa González-Quevedo y Cadarso.
3 saints and blesseds bear the name Teresita, including María Teresa González-Quevedo y Cadarso, Felisa Pérez de Iriarte Casado and Maria del Carmen Albarracín Pascual.
The most famous saint named Teresita is María Teresa González-Quevedo y Cadarso (20th century).