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Hail! Full of Grace: Simple Thoughts on the Rosary

Name: Hail! Full of Grace: Simple Thoughts on the Rosary
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Author: Mother Mary Loyola
ISBN: 9781936639038

Simple Thoughts on the Rosary

by Mother Mary Loyola

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228 pages
Publisher: St. Augustine Academy Press
14 x 21.6 x 1.4 cm

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For Catholics seeking deeper Rosary reflections

Helps you connect with the mysteries of your faith

You will experience the joy and sorrow of each mystery

Discover the profound mysteries of the Rosary through vivid storytelling.

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In Hail! Full of Grace, Mother Loyola brings her full talent for storytelling to bear on the fifteen mysteries of the Rosary. Like a tourguide to the Holy Land, she brings the reader along on a journey through the lives of our Lord and of his Blessed Mother. We experience, through her vivid illustration, the breathless anticipation, the drudgery and hardship, the depths of sorrow and despair, and the heights of joy unimaginable. No detail escapes her notice as she travels on, until her readers feel less that they have meditated upon the mysteries of the Rosary, and rather more that they have experienced them firsthand.