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Ponder this reflection:
Eucharistic Reflection – He Is Whispering to Us
(Originally posted on January 15, 2014)
"…to the humble man
the rose is redder than to the ordinary man. I say with all humility, but with complete
confidence, that to the devout believer in the Real Presence, the rose is
redder than to other men, the sky is of a deeper blue, the meaning of life is
more profound, the light on the path more intense, and the joy which is in the
heart of things more easily apprehended. For God is not only in His heaven, not
only present everywhere in the inscrutable immensity of His divine nature, but
He is present in our midst in a way that grips our heart-strings, looking into
our souls with His human eyes, assuaging our bruises with His human hands,
loving us with His human heart, and whispering to us from the tabernacle where
the little lamp glows before the Sacred Presence, “Come to Me and I will give
you rest.”
(From The Real
Presence by Eustace Boylan, S.J.)
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