Christ's Agony in the Garden - a meditation on the first Sorrowful Mystery of the Rosary
The Trinity of Trinities - A Thanksgiving
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On this Trinity Sunday I give thanks to our Father and His Son and the Holy Spirit for His recent blessing of the “favorable opinion of the Censor Librorum” and the Vicar General of the Diocese of Nashville in granting Meditations on the Mysteries of the Holy Rosary the “Imprimatur” of the Catholic Church.*
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In thanksgiving we pray…
To the Father for an increase in Faith in the Truth of who You are, our Father, who art in heaven. (Father-Faith-Truth)
To the Son for an increase in Hope in our Salvation through Your Word made flesh in the Beauty of Your image, given to us as a gift. (Son-Hope-Beauty)
And to the Holy Spirit for an increase in Charity, that, with Your Goodness placed deep in each of us through baptism, we might go forth sharing You with others throughout the world. (Holy Spirit-Charity-Goodness)
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*In accordance with Canon 830 ss3 of the Code of Canon Law.
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Mary Adrienne is a contemplative writer, posting at www.WalkingWithMyBrother.net since 2013. More recently, she also posts at Walking With My Brother at Substack.
A Catholic convert of 20 years, she mostly shows, rather than describes, her developing relationship with Christ, offering her journal meditations on scripture and musings on how her deepening faith in Christ is calling her to conduct her life and relationships.
Some have asked why she writes and shares her stories about getting to know Christ. She tells of the story in Matthew, when just ahead of His final entry into Jerusalem, Christ tells the disciples to go into a village and find a donkey tied with a small colt and bring it to Him. He told them, if anyone asked why they were doing this to tell them, ‘because the Master needs them.’ So, too, does she believe the Master wants each of us to share our stories of Him and His walk with us.
