When I think of how much trouble I've had all my life trying to recite the rosary!
Tuesday, January 29, 2008
The Rosary
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1 comments:
How nice to have it confirmed that it is possible to have a personal relationship with Mary and not "love" the rosary. Not only that but to even become a saint! Sometimes I get the impression from various talks, books etc that if you don't say the rosary regularly, you can't possible be a good Catholic. Granted, Therese doesn't say she didn't say it, but it obviously wasn't easy and she had a tremendous love for Mary. It's just good to have a saint show that our love for Mary cannot be measured by our ability to say the rosary.
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