Bl. John Henry Cardinal Newman-I recollect

By Catholic Digest on October 12, 2019

Saturday of the Twenty-Seventh Week in Ordinary Time

Blessed Virgin Mary

I recollect one saying among others of my confessor, a Jesuit father, one of the holiest, most prudent men I ever knew. He said that we could not love the blessed Virgin too much, if we loved our Lord a great deal more.

— Bl. John Henry Cardinal Newman

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Bl. John Henry Cardinal Newman-I recollect

I recollect one saying among others of my confessor, a Jesuit father, one of the holiest, most prudent men I ever knew. He said that we could not love the blessed Virgin too much, if we loved our Lord a great deal more.

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