Saints Teach Friendship
In a recent Sunday Parade magazine there was an article
about two young men who were best friends. One died fighting in
Afghanistan and the other in Iraq. Their families had the two friends
buried side by side in Arlington Cemetery. Similarly, Blessed John Henry
Cardinal Newman asked to be buried in the same grave as his best friend
(something that was done in those days). The Sisters of Notre Dame
began with two French friends, and our branch originated with two German
friends.
Working together, saints support each other and accomplish great things. Friends encourage, give advice, warn, share, and simply journey through life with you. Writer Francois Mauriac noted, "No love, no friendship can cross the path of our destiny without leaving some mark on it forever." Friendship is a blessing to be enjoyed and cherished. Like a lovely flower, it is to be cultivated. Click to continue
Working together, saints support each other and accomplish great things. Friends encourage, give advice, warn, share, and simply journey through life with you. Writer Francois Mauriac noted, "No love, no friendship can cross the path of our destiny without leaving some mark on it forever." Friendship is a blessing to be enjoyed and cherished. Like a lovely flower, it is to be cultivated. Click to continue
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