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St. John Vianney — God no more takes his eyes off of us than does a mother take them off her child who is just starting to walk.

By Catholic Digest on September 7, 2024

God no more takes his eyes off of us than does a mother take them off her child who is just starting to walk.

— St. John Vianney
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