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Timeless Mercy: Mary Poirier knows about the mercy of God. The miracle of mercy that occurred in her life more than fifteen years ago stands timelessly in her memory - a testimony to the timeless God who poured out that gift of mercy on her life. Read more - click to view Mary's complete testimony.
Ubi caritas est vera, est vera: Deus ibi est. Deus ibi est. The love of Christ joins us together. Let us rejoice in him, (Bob Hurd, Ubi Caritas)
Many blessings on you and your new wife Ken. I'm not good with latin but I beleive the translation is:Were God is ever present,true charity prevails. Put HIM first in your lives and you will reap marvelous fruit.I am praying for you both. Joe
Many years ago I heard your testimony in my church. You and Michael were engaged. There was a strong connection and sisterhood I felt with you. I took the first steps of healing. It took many counseling and confessions until I found the right words from a priest that touched me. My three children's names are Sarah, Sam, and Michael. I wrote their names in the book of remembrance in my church. I know they are receiving pray and it brings comfort to me. They are my angels in heaven. Thank you for helping see them this way and for being brave enough to share your story.
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Lord, we long to drink from the river flowing freely from Your love, to accept the forgiveness poured out through Your Son, Jesus Christ!
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Ubi caritas est vera, est vera:
Deus ibi est. Deus ibi est. The love of Christ joins us together.
Let us rejoice in him,
(Bob Hurd, Ubi Caritas)
Many blessings on you and your new wife Ken.
I'm not good with latin but I beleive the translation is:Were God is ever present,true charity prevails.
Put HIM first in your lives and you will reap marvelous fruit.I am praying for you both.
Joe
Mary,
Many years ago I heard your testimony in my church. You and Michael were engaged. There was a strong connection and sisterhood I felt with you. I took the first steps of healing. It took many counseling and confessions until I found the right words from a priest that touched me. My three children's names are Sarah, Sam, and Michael. I wrote their names in the book of remembrance in my church. I know they are receiving pray and it brings comfort to me. They are my angels in heaven. Thank you for helping see them this way and for being brave enough to share your story.
Patricia
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