Praying about Hail Mary and My Family

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A wrinkle in time chapter 3 Mrs Whatsit

 In the forest evening was already beginning to fall when  they walk inside. Charles and fort in bar Calvin with Meg his finger barely her arm to this will possible in disaster afternoon in Charles,Calvin,Meg he thought you not upset anymore he only feel happy. Calvin said maybe we meet before this.  Calvin said I did know  you in school but I don't know you now, but i'm glad we meet,Meg Meg said, i'm glad too, and they were silent when they got back to the house Mrs Whatsit was on the couch , she was watching pale  fluid  move slowly to the tube to the pantry. Over to the big bubble of the dishwasher, Meg said don't tell Sandy and Dennis, they are always suspicious that some would get mixed with the meat. They have a expert Meg said, this is Calvin's mother.  Calvin shook hands with Mrs Whatsit, Meg Mum said is there enough for him, it super they did  not have dinner tonight but they having soup and it was thick. Calvin said it sound wonderful. and Calvin said may I use your phone so I can call so my mother knows where I am. Mrs Whatsit said yes of course, let me show you around Meg said.

The Wrinkle in time Chapter 1

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Wrinkle in Time Chapter 1

 It was a dark stormy night and Meg was trying to sleep in her attic room.  She was scared because of the storm. She went to the kitchen where she found Charles Wallace under the table. They were hungry, so they had some sandwiches and a hot chocolate. Mrs. Whatsit turned up soaking wet. Mrs. Whatsit dried herself, and she saw Meg and Charles Wallace were eating Sandwiches and hot chocolate and wanting one too. 

Catherine McAuley

Catherine McAuley was born in 1778 in lreland. She lived with her family and friend. She had 2 siblings, a brother and sister. Catherine McAuley wanted to help the poor. When her mother and father died she went and live with the Callaghan family.  Mrs Callaghan died and then Mr Callaghan got sick. Catherine cared for him, and he knew she wanted to help the sick and poor so he left her  all his money. With the money, in 1827 she built a house on Bagget Street, to teach and help the poor. This house was called Sister of Mercy. She helped women get jobs. After that they made a family together with the poor and the sick people.