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“O Jesus, hidden God,
more friendly than a brother, I believe most firmly that You are present, a few
feet only from where I kneel.
You are behind that little wall, listening to
every word of confidence and love, and thanksgiving, and praise. Listening when
my heart is free to pour itself out to You as the brook to the river in the
days of spring. Listening more tenderly when the stream is ice-bound; when I
kneel before You troubled, wearied, anxious about many things – about may souls
perhaps – yet dry and hard, without a word to say.
Make my heart so perfectly
at ease with You, O Lord, that it may be able to turn to You even in its
coldness and inertness; to confide to You naturally all that most intimately
concerns it; to be content with this, when discontented with all else, with
self most of all – that You know all men and need not that any should give
testimony of man, for You know what is in man.”
(Mother Mary Loyola
from Coram Santissimo)
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