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The Daisy Movement (Adopt A Priest Program)
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| Symbolical Flower Melody: «O Père, je suis ton enfant», Jean Humenry Original French words: Marie-Antoinette Bassieux – Éditions S.M. 90 1. The daisy is a flower fine. It symbolises an adoption Made of a priest and seven Petals Supporting him in ministry. 2. The symbolism of the flower Is thus caracterized and seen: Its unity, simplicity And gift of self. They count all three. 3. A spiritual adoption is: A priest surrounded by his Petals. All seven pray for him each week, Supporting him in all he does. 4. The priest is just a man like we In need of human help and prayers For the fulfillment of his work And also for his spiritual life. 5. The sev’n symbolic Petals pray To God, the Holy Trinity, Off’ring each one day per week For their adopted priest and friend. 6. Every day of every week One of seven Petals offers Prayers, sacrifice to God For his adopted priest and friend. 7. Which Bishop does not want to see, Collaborating at his side, God-given good and holy priests To sanctify his diocese? 8. As priest increase in holiness The faithful also holier become. Renewal in the dioceses They bring about, restoring all. 9. The People of God gives thanks to Him: The beauty of a “Daisy” garden! And holiness spreads wide around; It fills the heavens more and more. Francis de Ruijte, April 16 – May 18, 2008. |