Showing posts with label Perserverence. Show all posts
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Eucharistic Reflection - Go To God Through Faith Rather Than Through The Senses


Listen to our Blessed Mother:

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“My child, when you find yourself dry at Communion time, humble yourself with the reflection that you deserve such a condition because of your unfaithfulness. Then bear your burden patiently in expiation of your sins and do not lose heart.

If you have reason to believe that your state of deprivation is really a punishment, then change your ways. If it is only a trial, then turn it into a source of merit through your submissions.

The profit from a good Communion is not necessarily connected with enjoyment at the time of reception. The profit to which I refer is fidelity to one’s duties.

A heart may be sincerely and entirely dedicated to God and yet find no pleasure in the things of God.

Many souls who are advancing fervently along the path of perfection are tested by dryness in prayer and even when they approach the Eucharistic table.

Virtue does not depend on tangible consolations. On the contrary, it is to be feared that souls may not be sufficiently detached from such consolation.

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