"In
order to be like You, who are always alone in the Blessed Sacrament, I shall
love solitude and try to converse with You as much as possible. Grant that my
mind may not seek to know anything but You, that my heart may have no longings
or desires but to love You. When I am obliged to take some comfort, I shall
take care to see that it be pleasing to Your Heart.
In my conversations, O
divine Word, I shall consecrate all my words to You so that You will not permit
me to pronounce a single one which is not for Your glory.... When I am thirsty,
I shall endure it in honor of the thirst You endured for the salvation of
souls.... If by chance, I commit some fault, I shall humble myself, and then
take the opposite virtue from Your Heart, offering it to the eternal Father in
expiation for my failure.
All this I intend to do, O Eucharistic Jesus, to
unite myself to You in every action of the day."
(St. Margaret Mary from Missionaries of the Blessed Sacrament)
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