The Year Of Consecrated Life Analysis

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So why did I title the last section “The Year of Consecrated Life”? because, more people, priest monks and religious,perents and piristeners, where praying for thouse concerated men and wemon, I couls say interceding for use, praying for us for me in the time of dererment, and now I pray God will let his mercy come unto me, and that he will help me, because he peomised he would, I also so ask that he not disappoint me in my expiations as long as I try to do his will! Please know that is do miss you and the comumity, you have been my family for many year. Know that if this probational period does not work out I will return to St. Bernard and remain there as a

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