WILLOW GROVE, Pa. A statue of the Virgin Mary, bordered by mums,
graces the verdant lawn of the McIlmail residence. In the driveway and
on the suburban street are three Chevy Impalas, one of them formerly
owned by the Archdiocese of Philadelphia, long the familys spiritual
home and refuge.
The split-level is crowded with crosses, over doors and beds, and a swarm of butterflies adorns everything from shower curtains to a changing table. These are symbols of the McIlmails abiding faith, the cross from their decades as cradle-to-grave Catholics, the butterfly an emblem of comfort adopted in the wake of catastrophic loss.
https://treeangle.co.id/news/38539/2015/09/a-papal-visit-cant-heal-these-wounds
The split-level is crowded with crosses, over doors and beds, and a swarm of butterflies adorns everything from shower curtains to a changing table. These are symbols of the McIlmails abiding faith, the cross from their decades as cradle-to-grave Catholics, the butterfly an emblem of comfort adopted in the wake of catastrophic loss.
https://treeangle.co.id/news/38539/2015/09/a-papal-visit-cant-heal-these-wounds