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Prayer by St. Bernadette
How happy my soul was, good mother, when I had the good fortune to gaze upon you!
How I love to recall the pleasant moments spent under your gaze, so full of kindness and mercy for us.
Yes, tender Mother, you stooped down to earth to appear to a mere child.
You, the Queen of Heaven and Earth chose to use what is weakest in the eyes of men.
O Mary, give the precious virtue of humility to she who dares to call herself your child.
O loving Mother, help your child to resemble you in everything and every way.
In a word, grant that I may be a child according to your heart and
the heart of your dear son.
Amen
St. Bernadette, Pray for us. Our own little saint, Bernadette, Pray for us, your family.
My posts from (the Infant of) Prague Blog this week:
Chrodewhat? Ratgang Who?
Saint Crush. Trust Me, It’s a Real Thing on St. Dominic Savio
Calvinism Shmalvinism on St. John Ogilvie
