LINEN ON THE HEDGEROW: I've never really understood this saying, until now

Wednesday, 1 February 2012

I've never really understood this saying, until now

"You can take the Boy out of the Catholic but you can't take the Catholic out of the Boy"

From the 'Sackcloth and Ashes' range of handmade wallpapers by
Matthew Liam Collins of Art & Interiors, Melbourne

Well done Matthew, more a Gold Boy than a Blue one!

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A Mother's prayer for her soldier son

As Thou didst walk in Galilee, so loving Saviour, walk with him for me: For since the years have passed and he has grown, I cannot follow, he must walk alone. Be Thou my feet that I have had to stay, for Thou canst comrade him on every way. Be Thou my voice, when sinful things allure, pleading with him to choose those that endure. Be Thou my hand that would keep his in mine, all, all things that a mother must resign. When he was little I could walk with him and guide but now, I pray Thee, Thou be at his side. And as Thy Blessed Mother folded Thee, so kind and loving Saviour, guard my son for me.

LINEN ON THE HEDGEROW

Wednesday, 1 February 2012

I've never really understood this saying, until now

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A Guide to Tridentine Latin Masses around the world

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