The home blessed conversation study on the virtues of Mary will be available tomorrow.

So let me know the sacred heart of Jesus.

Live wrote all of the narrations.

Helps us to access the virtues.

And then some of these beautiful writers that you know and love from our blessed

as she team share their own experience of these virtues.

I opened it just because I, you know, I've had the pleasure and the privilege of like

reading your words. So Liv serves as the narrator, introducing every virtue in every chapter,

giving us beautiful metaphor and analogy for these virtues to help them become tangible,

accessible. And I've been praying with your writing for literal months, but what you set up

there is directly from the introduction. And I'm going to try to, I wanted to look it up and read it.

And I just started crying.

So hopefully I can do it without doing that.

But this is just from the week one introduction.

To be a child of Mary is to be brought into her home,

to learn from her by living by her side.

In most cultures throughout history, the role and tasks of women were passed from one generation to the next.

Essentially, they learned from their mothers.

They watched them cook, clean, harvest, wash, work, prepare, keep, protect, and nurture. And they imitated them. Even now, we are meant to

learn how to be women from our mothers or other maternal figures in our lives. And then you end just by

saying, Mary is not inconvenienced by your need to be taught.

Your apprenticeship is freely given by virtue of your daughterhood.

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