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Page 81
... Mother Catherine di Ricci , foundress of the Congregation of which Mother Loyola was now the head . Mother Loy- ola was herself received into the Church in 1876 , by Father Torquatos Armellini , S. J. , Spiritual Director of the ...
... Mother Catherine di Ricci , foundress of the Congregation of which Mother Loyola was now the head . Mother Loy- ola was herself received into the Church in 1876 , by Father Torquatos Armellini , S. J. , Spiritual Director of the ...
Page 181
... Mother Seton , a Mother McAuley , a Madame LeGras , a Nano Nagle , a Mother Clarke , a Mother Ross , a Mother Catherine Drexel , a Mother Angela , a Mother Lalor , a Julie Billiart - these are the names of noble women full of faith and ...
... Mother Seton , a Mother McAuley , a Madame LeGras , a Nano Nagle , a Mother Clarke , a Mother Ross , a Mother Catherine Drexel , a Mother Angela , a Mother Lalor , a Julie Billiart - these are the names of noble women full of faith and ...
Page 521
... Mother says " this , and " Mother says " that , and " Mother thinks " so and so . We all know farm We all know farm boys , but who among us is acquainted with one , say of eight or ten , who does not implicitly believe that his mother ...
... Mother says " this , and " Mother says " that , and " Mother thinks " so and so . We all know farm We all know farm boys , but who among us is acquainted with one , say of eight or ten , who does not implicitly believe that his mother ...
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