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This work is a meditation on the author's rediscovery of the love for Mary, the mother of Jesus. Carlo Carretto's own renewal of devotion began during his long period in the desert, living among the Little Brothers of Charles de Foucauld. The fate of one particular Tuareg girl opened his eyes to the real life that Mary lived in Nazareth. Her position there, the subject of neighbours' puritanical scrutiny, Carretto follows here as, with exhaustion in her heart, she revisited her cousin Elizabeth, for it was Elizabeth who said to her after hearing her relate her story, Blessed are you who believed.
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If you're interested in spiritual renewal and deepening devotion, this book offers a beautiful reflection on Mary's life and her unwavering faith. Carlo Carretto shares his personal journey of reconnecting with Mary’s love, making it a meaningful read for anyone seeking inspiration in their spiritual life. It feels like a gentle, inspiring conversation with a wise guide.
