Monday, November 25, 2024

Both Society And Our Church Need Us!

St Peter Julian Eymard underlined the urgency of Eucharistic Adoration for the renewal of our parishes and of the world:


"Today solemn exposition of Jesus in the Blessed Sacrament is the grace and the need of our time.  It is the sovereign grace.  Exposition is the powerful weapon at the disposal of the Church and of the faithful ... We are not afraid to say: the Worship and the Exposition of the Most Blessed Sacrament is the need of our time ... This worship is necessary to save society.  Society is dying because it has no center of truth and charity, but it will be reborn in full force when all its members gather around the life of Jesus in the Eucharist.  Go back to the source, to Jesus - especially to Jesus in the Eucharist ... It is well known: a civilization grows or decreases according to its worship of the Blessed Eucharist.  This is its life and the measure of its faith, its love, its virtue.  What the reign of the Eucharist will bring to pass!  Impiety and ingratitude have reigned on earth for long enough.  Thy kingdom come!"


www.adorationpro.org/ihmmi

click on “Weekly Commitment”


Monday, November 18, 2024

To Adore God …

To adore God is to surrender our intellect, our mind, before God, and open it to be enlightened in the revelation of his will for us.
To adore God is to surrender our hearts, our minds and our deepest desires before God and say “Speak Lord! Your servant is listening”, ready to obey.
To adore God is to love him with the same unconditional love and unselfish love God has for us as much as humanly possible.
To adore God is to become more childlike in acknowledging our complete and total dependence on God.
To adore God is to offer an act of divine worship before him, protecting our purity of spirit, our capacity to know truth for evil, right from wrong, and not call good evil and evil good.

Eucharistic Adoration in his presence is the only place we can find true peace; the peace the world cannot give, a supernatural other-worldly peace that the world cannot take away, a peace that strengthens us against the sinful onslaught of the world, the flesh and the devil.
   (The Essence of Adoration - Louis Guardiola, C.P.M.)
                                                                                     www.adorationpro.org/ihmmi
                                                                                                            click on “Weekly Commitment”



Monday, November 11, 2024

Purpose Of Life

 What Is The Ultimate Purpose?

Peter Kreeft in his book Because God is Real reminds us that: “Nothing could be more relevant to your life than the doctrine of the Trinity.  For life is meaningless to you unless you know life’s meaning.  And the meaning of life, the ultimate purpose of life, the greater good, the supreme value, is love.  And the doctrine of the Trinity is the foundation of that, because it means that love “goes all the way up” into the ultimate reality, into the very essence of God.  The doctrine of the Trinity means that God is love.”


“Love” is waiting for you in the Adoration Chapel.  You are encouraged not only to visit the chapel, but to visit often.  It’s up to you … once you die, you can’t help yourself any longer.

www.adorationpro.org/ihmmi

click on “Weekly Commitment”



Monday, November 4, 2024

Jesus Waits For You

Jesus Waits For You

“Jesus waits for you in the Eucharist, in our tabernacles and monstrances, and on the altar at every Mass.  His message to you is unmistakable.  In a world where so many people feel unseen, unheard, and unworthy, Jesus generously proclaims:  I see you. I hear you. I know you. You are worthy. I am with you. I care. I am yours. You are mine.   And this is His invitation:  “Come to me, all you that are weary and are carrying heavy burdens, and I will give you rest.”” (Matt 11:28)

  “Go to Him.  Seek out time in His presence.  Allow His presence to transform you in ways unimaginable.”  (Matthew Kelly - 33 Days To Eucharistic Glory)

www.adorationpro.org/ihmmi

click on “Weekly Commitment”