My Lord and my God, I firmly believe that you are here, that you see me, that you hear me.

I adore you with profound reverence.

I ask your pardon for my sins and the grace to make this time of prayer fruitful.

My immaculate mother, St. Joseph, my father and Lord, my guardian angel, intercede for me.

I always started my prayer, making an act of faith in you, my Lord, in your presence.

And maybe because I know the end of the story, in the sense I read your life and your resurrection and your ascension into heaven, I'm filled with joy, with security.

And it is good to feel that way, to know that you exist, that you love me.

I can't talk to you at any time.

And especially during these days of Easter, to feel the joy of your resurrection, to know that you are alive, that you breathe, that you are waiting from me with a big smile in heaven, fills me with joy.

But sometimes, my Lord, I think I take it for granted, and maybe I have to go back to the history of

salvation and then put myself in the shoes of the protagonists will help me a lot to grow.

The adventure that they went through, all the saints can teach me many things.

Today I want to focus on one of my favorite ones. I don't know if you have

your favorite saints. I do. And all of them are awesome, really. But some of the other things

stick out more or at least we feel more attracted to follow them because maybe we see something

that it is more human or is more attractive to us, whatever it is.

Anyway, all of them are great.

But today I want to read a little bit about the story of Mary Magdalene.

Let's see how she reacted in front of difficulties.

Remember, just to give a little bit of framework,

that when she went to the tomb,

after the crucifixion, after three days,

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