Harvesting The Fruits of Contemplation

“I know I would not be able to work one week if it were not for that continual force coming from Jesus in the Blessed Sacrament." - St. Teresa of Calcutta

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"By looking at Jesus in the Eucharist, we will eventually be able to see Him in the poor." - St. Mother Teresa

Sunday Snippets - November 4, 2012

Please join me and other Catholic bloggers at RAnn's Place for Sunday Snippets - A Catholic Carnival where we share posts from the previous week.

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The Presence of God - Eucharistic Reflection

St. Martin de Porres

Monday Musings - The "New Evangelization" Must Begin With Us And In Our Homes

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Monday Musings - A Painful and Upsetting Truth

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Eucharistic Reflection - Treasure The Holy Sacrifice of the Mass

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Eucharistic Reflection - Of Mute and Silent Tabernacles and Lifeless Hosts

[I first shared the following thoughts more than 10 years ago. I do so today with a renewed sense of urgency. We are spinning our wheels ...
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A PERMANENT QUESTION

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"Eternal Father, all things are possible for You. Although You created us without our assistance, You will not save us unless we help. Therefore, I pray You re-create their wills so that they wish for what they do not wish for: I ask this of Your infinite mercy. You have created us out of nothing. Now that we exist have mercy on us. Re-make the vessel which You created in Your own image and likeness. Bring them back to Your grace through the grace and blood of You Son, the beloved Jesus Christ."

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"O dear Jesus, look down with love on your priests. Fill them with burning zeal for the conversion of sinners; keep unstained their anointed hands which daily touch Your Immaculate Body; keep unsullied their lips purpled with Your Precious Blood; keep pure and unearthly a heart sealed with the sublime mark of Your glorious Priesthood. Bless their labors with abundant fruit, and may those to whom they have ministered on earth, be one day their joy and consolation in Heaven. Amen. (From Dominican Prayer Book)

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