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This document outlines the Miraculous Rose Novena, a prayer said over 9 consecutive days consisting of 24 "Glory Be's" each day to thank God for the blessings given to Saint Therese of Lisieux during her 24 years of life. It includes the prayer to be said each day asking God to grant a favor if according to His will and not an obstacle to salvation, followed by the Glory Be prayer repeated 24 times and asking Saint Therese to pray for us.
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