Eucharistic Reflection - Lay Them All Down At His Feet


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"Lay the tired brain, the strained muscles, the aching head – lay them all down at His feet without a word, just for His eye to rest on and His Heart to help and heal."

(Mother Mary Loyola from Coram Sanctissimo)

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