Eucharistic Reflection - Prayer of Surrender to Our Eucharistic Lord

 



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"My Dearest Jesus, Second Person of the Most

Holy Trinity, my Savior and Redeemer, my

Love and my Life; I behold You, hidden in the

spotless Host―Body, Blood, Soul, and Divinity.

 

I love You! I adore You! I trust in You!

 

I surrender my intellect and my will to You. I

surrender my all to You. Please help me to

know You, love You, and serve You ever more

perfectly.

 

Please grant me the grace to love You ever

more intimately, so that You may be in me and

I may be in You―that my love may be

complete.

 

Please allow the Indwelling of the Three in me

to reflect the Trinity dwelling in You, so that I

may be a mirror of Your Divine Love.

 

It is only by Your unfathomable mercy that I

can bear Your radiance, and it is only by Your

infinite love that I may love!

 

O my Jesus! Please grant me the greatest desire

to love you without ceasing and to be fearlessly

loved by You!"

 

Sister Caterina Marie of the Trinity, OP of Our Lady of Grace Monastery, North Guilford, CT from Godhead Here in Hiding Whom I Do Adore - Lay Dominicans Reflect on Eucharistic Adoration)

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