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 1 Int, 6 |  peace. The Rosary has many times been proposed by my predecessors
 2   1, 10|   would never leave him. At times it would be a questioning
 3   1, 10| Cana (cf. Jn 2:5). At other times it would be a look of sorrow,
 4   1, 16|   ought” (Rom 8:26), and at times we are not heard “because
 5   3, 26|     Hail Mary, repeated ten times in each mystery. If this
 6   3, 26|      do you love me?” Three times this question is put to
 7   3, 26|     put to Peter, and three times he gives the reply: “Lord,
 8   3, 28|    for meditation, which at times leads to a keen interest
 9   3, 28|   which are positive and at times compatible with Christian
10 Con, 39| most difficult problems. At times when Christianity itself
11 Con, 42|     their children face. At times parents suffer acute disappointment