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The star of morn to night succeeds, we therefore meekly pray, may God, in all our words and deeds, keep us from harm this day. May He in love restrain us still from tones of strife and words of ill, and wrap around and close our eyes to earth's absorbing vanities. May wrath and thoughts that gender shame ne'er in our breasts abide, and painful abstinences tame of wanton flesh the pride. So when the wary day is o'er and night and stillness come once more, blameless and clean from spot of earth we may repeat with reverent mirth - To God the Father glory be, and to His only Son, and to the Spirit, One and Three, while endless ages run. Amen.

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Reasons for praying the Rosary daily include: The Blessed Virgin has urged all to pray the Rosary daily; The Church has recommended that all pray the Rosary daily; By praying the Rosary daily, one may acquire many indulgences for oneself and for others; The Rosary brings many graces; Praying the Rosary strengthens and maintains one's faith; Praying the Rosary binds you with fellow Catholics throughout the world, as well as providing a link between yourself and your ancestors who have passed on; The Rosary is associated with tremendous promises; The Rosary is a scourge to the devil, your wicked enemy who wants to see you in hell and does all he can to accomplish your ruin ["Next to the holy sacrifice of the Mass, there is, indeed, nothing more terrifying to [the devil], nor does he bear a more implacable hatred to anything than to the devotion of the Rosary." (Muller)]; Etc.

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In going to confession should we be extremely solicitous to have a true sorrow for our sins?

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In going to confession we should certainly be very solicitous to have a true sorrow for our sins, because this is of all things the most important; and if sorrow is wanting the confession is no good.

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