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MaryAdrienne
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.
Latest Articles By MaryAdrienne
Instituion of the Holy Eucharist
In these heavenly days...only love will remain...Meditation on the Fifth Luminous Mystery of the Rosary.
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The Transfiguration
As we opened our eyes, Moses and Isaiah were gone...A meditation on the fourth Luminous Mystery of the Rosary.
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Jesus' Proclamation of the Kingdom
You began to proclaim the kingdom, Your Kingdom, and Your divinity, even within the fullness of Your humanity...Such a dangerous claim. -- A meditation on the third Luminous Mystery of the Rosary
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The Wedding at Cana
It was a great festive event. Full of music and laughter and dancing. The wine was full bodied and generously poured...A Meditation on the second Luminous Mystery of the Rosary.
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Jesus' Baptism at the Jordan River
A Meditation on the first Luminous Mystery of the Rosary
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The Crowning of Mary as Queen of Heaven
By the power of God, Oh Holy Queen, you now marshal all the forces of St. Michael and the heavenly host....
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The Assumption of Mary
Who could leave this one, this holy one, to rot in an earthly grave? If He had the power to lift her up and out of earth’s claim...
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The Descent of the Holy Spirit
True to Your promise, You sent us the Holy Spirit, to teach and to guide us.
A burning flame, a holy desire for You that You’ve placed in our hearts, Oh Lord.
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The Ascension
As You ascend from our sight into the clouds of heaven, teach me to trust and hope in Your promises.
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The Resurrection
...And just as You promised we will do, who believe and have faith in You, let us fall in love with You.
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A Joyful Lamentation
A Lenten lamentation in key of A, reflecting our sadness and sorrow as we recall past sins, even as we give thanks and praise for our joy, knowing Christ recreates us again and again through His forgiveness and His redeeming grace.
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His Last Words
...We watch now as You hang from the cross. Our hearts break as we hear You call to Your Father...
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Jesus is Crucified and Dies for our Sins - a meditation on the fifth Sorrowful Mystery of the Rosary
Who else would love us so much that He would die for us? Not because we returned His love, but that we might understand the depth of His love.
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Christ Carries the Cross of our Sin - a meditation on the fourth sorrowful mystery of the Rosary
All of our sin for all time contributes to the weight of the cross Jesus carries for us in this fourth mystery. Yet, He tells us not to weep for Him, but for ourselves and our own children.
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