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As someone who grew up Protestant, Sr. Julia wasn't sure at first how to think about the Rosary when she began praying it.
Over time, however, she's come to see it as a family "photo album" of the life of Christ; a way to sit with Mary, who was at so many of these pivotal events in the life of her son, and ask her to help us understand what it was like to be there so that we ourselves can be more closely connected to Jesus and what he wants to show us about Himself.
As someone who grew up Protestant, Sr. Julia wasn't sure at first how to think about the Rosary when she began praying it.
Over time, however, she's come to see it as a family "photo album" of the life of Christ; a way to sit with Mary, who was at so many of these pivotal events in the life of her son, and ask her to help us understand what it was like to be there so that we ourselves can be more closely connected to Jesus and what he wants to show us about Himself.
