Simply Holy - 094 Mary Was Docile Not a Doormat

 Mary often is described as docile, which people tend to equate with being a doormat. But she certainly was not a doormat. Docility is completely different, and Mary is the perfect example. We should strive to imitate her in this regard. Listen as Marge gives five key facets of Mary’s docility and explains how we can – and should – imitate them in our daily lives.

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