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Mary, give me your Heart: so beautiful, so pure, so immaculate; your Heart so full of love and humility that I may be able to receive Jesus in the Bread of Life and love Him as you love Him and serve Him in the distressing guise of the poor.

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Mother Teresa (via thefullnessofthefaith)

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Mary, give me your Heart: so beautiful, so pure, so immaculate; your Heart so full of love and humility that I may be able to receive Jesus in the Bread of Life and love Him as you love Him and serve Him in the distressing guise of the poor.

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Mother Teresa (via gloria-in-excelsis)

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Mary, dear young people, knows your noblest and deepest aspirations. Above all, she well knows your great desire for love, with your need to love and to be loved. By looking at her, by following her docilely, you will discover the beauty of love; not a “disposable” love that is transient and deceptive, imprisoned in a selfish and materialistic mindset, but true, deep love.

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Pope Benedict XVI (via fathershane)

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allforhisgreaterglory:

youallareloved:

Call your mama. Pray the rosary daily, she wants to help you.

I always ask her to hold my hand, so that wherever I might go, she will lead me to her Son. (:

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Never be afraid of loving the Blessed Virgin too much. You can never love her more than Jesus did.

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Saint Maximilian Kolbe (via catholic-inspiration)

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Feast of Our Lady of Sorrows »

happilyrowing:

The Seven Sorrows of Our Lady

1. The Prophecy of Simeon
2. The Flight into Egypt
3. The Loss of Jesus in the Temple
4. Mary meets Jesus Carrying the Cross
5. The Crucifixion
6. Mary Receives the Dead Body of Her Son
7. The Burial of Her Son and Closing of the Tomb.

Litany of…

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One Hundred Fifty Reasons I’m Catholic

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And You Should Be Too!

by Dave Armstrong

1. Best One-Sentence Summary: I am convinced that the Catholic Church conforms much more closely to all of the biblical data, offers the only coherent view of the history of Christianity (i.e., Christian, apostolic Tradition), and possesses the most profound and sublime Christian morality, spirituality, social ethic, and philosophy.

2. Alternate: I am a Catholic because I sincerely believe, by virtue of much cumulative evidence, that Catholicism is true, and that the Catholic Church is the visible Church divinely-established by our Lord Jesus, against which the gates of hell cannot and will not prevail (Mt 16:18), thereby possessing an authority to which I feel bound in Christian duty to submit.

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St. Padre Pio and Giovanna: The Debt He Paid for a Soul »

fathershane:

Wow.

Litany of…

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