text: Whip-cracking acidity, tongue-tingling, citrusy-herby flavours, and pungent aromas give New Zealand sauvignon blancs a punchy, kick-boxing appeal. Immediately recognizable, reliable, predictable, and cheap, they’re tartly crisp wines you either love or hate, with grassy aromas some have likened to cat pee—not, I admit, the most appealing description. One critic suggested that if you dislike New Zealand sauvignon blanc, it might be because you had to mow the lawn when you were a kid.
  To live our baptismal vocation as children of God more perfectly, we consecrate ourselves completely to Mary Immaculate. We take her as our model and our "way" to Jesus. Since the Incarnate Word chose to come into the world through Mary, we know of no better way to approach Him than to follow His example of loving dependence upon her.
  "If Mary, who is the tree of life, is well cultivated in a soul by fidelity to the practices of this devotion, she will bear her fruit in her own time, and her fruit is none other than Jesus Christ" (St. Louis Marie de Montfort). Mary always leads us to her Divine Son
  In all we say and do we endeavor to be Mary&apos;s image in the world - her loving heart, her face, her hands and voice - to all our brothers and sisters in Christ.