Eucharistic Reflection - " He No Longer Rules"
"Moreover, you must console our Lord. He expects
consolation from you and will receive it with pleasure. Ask Him to prepare good
priests for Himself; priests who are apostolic and zealous for the salvation of
souls; priests who are the glory of their age and who present God with
kingdoms. Beg Him to take ownership of everything, and to be not only a Savior,
- that supposes nothing but sacrifice, - but a King, and a King of peace with
absolute power. Console Him for His being so little treated as a King in His
own kingdom. Alas! Our Lord is vanquished! In heaven He is an all-powerful
Ruler Who commands saints and angels and is faithfully obeyed. Not so here
below. Men, - the children He ransomed, - have got the best of Him. He no
longer rules over Catholic peoples. Let us establish His kingdom in us at
least, and work at restoring it everywhere."
(From New
Year Wishes to Our Eucharistic Lord by Saint Peter Julian Eymard)
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