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The Little Flower Congregation was founded in India in 1931^[1]. It is an order of Roman Catholic priests who live their lives in imitation of their patron St. Therese of Lisieux, popularly known as "The Little Flower." The order was founded by Fr. Thomas Panat. The order split in two to form an order for priests and one for monks. In 1995 Pope John Paul II raised it to a Religious Institute of Pontifical Right.

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• Little Flower Congregation Official website