ASSUMPTION

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ASSUMPTION OF MAMA

Assumption of Our Blessed Mother is AUGUST 15TH and when I think of her I always remember she is the MOTHER of ALL the children of the world.  Like her Son Jesus there are NO terms and conditions to what children receives her motherly love and mercy. 

Whenever, we as her children think for one moment we are it think again for it is our Catholic Christian duty to love, pray, and show mercy.  No matter how we see there suffering in our pride, discontent, prejudice and or hatred there is only one way to see these children of the world as Christ does followed by the heart of His Mother…

©Linda Mary Liotino ME A SERVANT OF CHRIST MISSION 2016

© Painting OUR MOTHER OF MERCY, by FRANCO JOSEPH 2016 
Location: Chengalpattu, Tamil Nadu, India

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