Sentences with phrase «journey leaving the mother»

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At the end of our journey will be the Immaculate Mother of God: «for the heaven he left, he found heaven in thee, and he shone in thy shining, sweet star of the sea».

Double buggies for journey also leave the mother and father worry - free as these types of buggies adhere to the requirements set forth by the Federal Aircraft Management and the majority of the airways around the world.

Many mothers have appointments late in pregnancy outside of the home so this is an opportunity for them to not have to leave their house but still meet their needs and prepare for their milk and babywearing journey.

Whether you're considering adoption as an expectant mother or a hopeful adoptive parent, adoption can be full of unexpected turns - but it's a worthwhile journey that will leave you forever changed.

Sophia Ruan Gushée is a mother of three who, upon leaving a career in investment management to spend more time with her children, began a journey to build the healthiest and safest environment possible for her family.

Part true - crime, part mystery — Charity Lee, mother of both the victim and killer, relives her agony and her journey of love 10 years later in this feature documentary that also presents multiple and conflicting accounts leaving the audience questioning where the ultimate truth and accountability lie.

Leaving behind her mother and older sister for the journey to America, she's a sad, lonely figure barely able to speak.

Leaving her elderly mother (Jane Brennan, «Intermission») and adored sister Rose (Fiona Glascott, «House of Shadows») in the small Irish town of Enniscorthy in Ireland, Eilis arrives in New York bewildered but hopeful after a journey marred by seasickness.

In the simplest words, this small, beautiful novel captures the anguish of Japanese American internment through the separate viewpoints of one family: the mother as they leave home, the daughter on the long train journey, the son in the camps, the father returning to his family.

In an article released this morning, the Mother Corp delves into the frustrating journey of Chris Johnson, a 57 - year - old colonel in the Royal Canadian Air Force who opted to forgo a flight when mechanical troubles left staff scrambling to find replacement seats for stranded passengers.