Beautifully written Sarah. I lost my mother April 4th, 1991 at the age of 62. She was raised Catholic but stopped going to Mass when I was very young. During her final months of suffering from ovarian cancer I would sit and say a rosary at her bedside. Not long before she died she asked me to have the priest from their local parish come …
Beautifully written Sarah. I lost my mother April 4th, 1991 at the age of 62. She was raised Catholic but stopped going to Mass when I was very young. During her final months of suffering from ovarian cancer I would sit and say a rosary at her bedside. Not long before she died she asked me to have the priest from their local parish come by to administer the Anointing of the Sick to her. It was a very special moment for her and for me.
I'm sure your mother is very proud of the woman you have become and your love of the Church and our beautiful faith. I wish you a very blessed Holy Week and Easter season.
Beautifully written Sarah. I lost my mother April 4th, 1991 at the age of 62. She was raised Catholic but stopped going to Mass when I was very young. During her final months of suffering from ovarian cancer I would sit and say a rosary at her bedside. Not long before she died she asked me to have the priest from their local parish come by to administer the Anointing of the Sick to her. It was a very special moment for her and for me.
I'm sure your mother is very proud of the woman you have become and your love of the Church and our beautiful faith. I wish you a very blessed Holy Week and Easter season.
That's a beautiful moment that you described. I can't imagine how moving it would have been. Thank you for sharing.