Time For God!

 Make Time

“We in the twenty-first century think we are the first to be so busy - busy with making money or being students or caring for children, parents, or grandchildren.  When we are so busy taking care of people and issues right in front of us, how do we remember to make time to enrich our personal relationship with God?  St. Francis, in his own busy life of working, teaching, and writing, was always aware of his need for regular prayer - he would not forget.  For Francis, prayer was essential sustenance.  His guide was Jesus himself, who invites us through his actions and words to engage in deep dialog with God.  How inviting it is to remember that God calls each of us by name and that our name is written on the palm of his hand.  God wants to be close to us and so sent his Son to be with us, because He loves us.  Our part is to remember to make time for God.”  (Jean Amlaw, FSPA)

If you’re not a regular Adorer why not stop by the Adoration Chapel this week and show God that you love him by your action, and appreciate the help he offers you and your families.  

“To converse with You, O King of glory, no third person is needed. You are always ready in the Sacrament of the Altar to give audience to all. All who desire You always find You there, and converse with You face to face.” (ST. TERESA OF ÁVILA