The Rosary Is Synthesis of History of God’s Mercy, Says Pope

Oct 09, 2016 18:23

Kathleen Naab

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Those to be served above all are: those in need of receiving who can’t give anything back. In welcoming those on the margins, the neglected, we welcome Jesus, for He is there. And in the little one, in the poor person we serve, we too receive God’s tender embrace. #GospelOfTheDay

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