St. Thérèse in July of 1896 – Photo: Divulgation

The Carmelite monastery of Lisieux has more than two thousand dossiers containing handwritten letters received during the conflict, as well as decorations, medals, bullets, helmets and howitzers transformed into ex-votos – Photo: Paulo Mikio

Arthur Felipe Grando Leal

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