Tess or Tessa are sobriquets of Teresa dating back to the ancient Greeks, meaning one who "harvests" or "reaps". While there is perhaps no Teresa more famous than Mother Teresa, the name has deep roots in its Catholic heritage with many namesake saints. Saint Theresa is the patron saint against illness.
Tess or Tessa are sobriquets of Teresa dating back to the ancient Greeks, meaning one who "harvests" or "reaps". While there is perhaps no Teresa more famous than Mother Teresa, the name has deep roots in its Catholic heritage with many namesake saints. Saint Theresa is the patron saint against illness.
Tess or Tessa are sobriquets of Teresa dating back to the ancient Greeks, meaning one who "harvests" or "reaps". While there is perhaps no Teresa more famous than Mother Teresa, the name has deep roots in its Catholic heritage with many namesake saints. Saint Theresa is the patron saint against illness.
Tess or Tessa are sobriquets of Teresa dating back to the ancient Greeks, meaning one who "harvests" or "reaps". While there is perhaps no Teresa more famous than Mother Teresa, the name has deep roots in its Catholic heritage with many namesake saints. Saint Theresa is the patron saint against illness.