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[left side of page; handwritten text]
There's a first
death for evrone
Lowell

[printed text]
The Servants of Mary

Out Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ, was sent by his
heavenly Father to bring us redemption and to teach us
what we need to know about earthly life as we journey
toward eternal life. One of the most important teachings
of Jesus for us pilgrims concerns prayer. He taught us to
pray and prayed himself. We read in the Gospel Hill that "large
crowds would gather to hear him and to have their sickness
cured but that he would always go off someplace where he
could be alone and pray."

Today there are many people who consecrate their time
in a special way by praying for themselves and for others.
Among these people are the Priests and Brothers of the
Order of the Friar Servants of the Blessed Virgin Mary. These
Servites have promised to pray for the person remembered
in this Special Mass Program Booklet.

This promise includes a daily remembrance in the
Eucharistic Liturgy of the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass, in the
common prayerof Servite Communities, in the personal
prayer of Priests and Brothers who praise God by meditating
the Scriptures, the Rosary, the Way of the Cross, the Via
Matris and adoration of the Blessed Sacrament.

Because we will pray for you, we Servites in turn ask
you to pray for us that we might be faithful to our life, to
God and to you who believe in us.

The person remembered in this booklet has been enrolled in a Special Mass Program and a contribution has been made in their name to the Servants of Mary.

[handwritten text]
Ryan helped
the
world
alot to learn
about AIDS.
I'm very
sorry about
His death.
Remember God will comfort him.
Joey [redacted]

Ryan was
brave and
I think it
runs in the
family. I am
very sorry.
Daniella S

[right side of card; handwritten text]
Hope you
get over your
sad times!
Ryan [redacted]

Hope you
get over
Your sad times
Be happy! Chris [redacted]

I'm sorry
Melissa
[redacted]

I'm sorry
Very sorry
Love
Dana

Raul [redacted]

Lisa [redacted]

Really Sorry
Adrienne

I'm Sorry
Nick

Sorry
Dennis
[redacted]

Christopher
[redacted]

I am touched by the Death
of Ryan Brian [redacted]

Verry sorry
about Ryans
Death. And I
touched and
sad.
Love
Victor
[redacted]

Anthony [redacted]

I'm Sorry
Mike [redacted]

I'm verry
sorry
Colleen
[redacted]

I'm sorry about
Ryan's death. He
was a very
special person
Meggie
[redacted]

I'm very sorry.
I hope you feel better.
Elizabeth [redacted]

I'm very
sorry
Jose [redacted]

Andy [redacted]
I'm sorry

I'm
sorry
about
Ryan's
death.
Laura [redacted]

Vincent [redacted]
I'm touched and sad about Ryan's Death

The Servants of Mary

Out Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ, was sent by his
heavenly Father to bring us redemption and to teach us what we need to know about earthly life as we journey toward eternal life. One of the most important teachings of Jesus for us pilgrims concerns prayer. He taught us to pray and prayed himself. We read in the Gospel Hill that "latge crowds would gather to hear him and to have their sickness cured but that he would always go off someplace where he could be slone and pray."

Today there are many people who consecrate their time in a special way by praying for themselves and for others. Among these people are the Priests and Brothers of the Order of the Friar Servants of the Blessed Virgin Mary. There Servites have promised to pray for the person remembered in this Special Mass Program Booklet.

This promis includes a daily remembrance in theEucharistic Liturgy of the Holy Sacrifice of the Maa, in the common prayerof Servite Communities, in the personal prayer of Priests and Brothers who praise God by meditating the Scriptures, the Rosary, the Way of the Cross, the Via Matris and adoration of the Blessed Sacrament.

Because we will pray for you, we Servites in turn ask you to pray for us that we might be faithful to our life, to God and to you who believe in us.

The person remembered in this booklet has been enrolled in a Special Mass Program and a contribution has been made in their name to the Servants of Mary.