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Our Lady's Virtues

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If Mary was full of grace, as the Bible tells us, was she free to choose like any other creature? Did she have free will? 

Yes. She had to practice the theological and moral virtues just like us. 

So, biblically speaking, what were the virtues that Mary had that we should imitate? Father Chris Alar, MIC, explains. 

Then hear the story of Dr. Elvira Parravicini, a neonatologist who founded the Neonatal Comfort Care Program to support families whose babies are diagnosed with life-limiting conditions.

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