Showing posts with label God's mercy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label God's mercy. Show all posts

Monday, March 3, 2025

The Treasury Of God’s Mercy Just In Time For Lent

“There is one action whose effect is boundless: it is our confident and insistent prayer.  Even the poorest of believers, when he does not have much to give, still has an unknown wealth: to draw through prayer from the infinite treasury of God’s mercy.

In the Gospel, the Lord calls us to perseverance in prayer.
  Pray without ceasing.  Watch and pray.  While our world lacks hope, a powerful remedy is offered to us.  In a society that suffers from loneliness and individualism, Eucharistic Adoration helps us discover the Real Presence of Christ at our side: I am with you always, until the end of the age.  His love for us does not change.  From Him alone comes stability of our life.  The prayer of adoration allows us to welcome this love, to take this time of reflection in silence, to root ourselves in Christ and to allow our inner freedom to grow.  Furthermore, Eucharistic Adoration has the power to transform our everyday relationships by giving them the true meaning of human love.” (The Magnificat Adoration Companion)

Raise your prayer life to the next level by spending time in Eucharistic Adoration this Lent.  The chapel is always open, and Jesus waits to welcome you.  Committed Adorers are always needed.


www.adorationpro.org/ihmmi

click on “Weekly Commitment”



Monday, March 7, 2022

 Change By Being In The Living Presence

“When we participate in the practice of Eucharistic Adoration, we put ourselves in direct contact with the God of presence and mission.  Our action as adorers pales in the face of God’s action to infusing us with the spirit of the Divine Being.  We are changed dramatically just by being in this presence and being open to the action of our gracious God.

We become instruments of God’s peace, mercy, joy, consolation, or courage.  The more we celebrate the small miracle of daily life, the more we realize the very personal action of God in our daily living.”

    (Reflections in the Franciscan Tradition)


Christianity is the only religion in the world who’s God comes looking for its members.  Our God seeks us out.  He loves us so much that He comes looking for us.  In every other religion in the history of the world members have to seek their god.  What’s love got to do with it?  Everything.  Take a moment to truly ‘listen’; you will hear Our God calling you by name.


Won’t you spend just one hour a week in His presence?


Current Adoration Needs:  www.adorationpro.org/ihmmi