Jesus Patiently Waits

“Come Follow Me” - Christ Awaits You In Adoration

“Christ invited the people He came across in His ministry to, ‘Come Follow Me’ (Luke 18:22; Mark 1:16-20; Luke 9:59).  Some took Him up on the invitation and their lives were forever changed (Mark 1:17).  Some, sadly, walked away, never fully realizing the potential in that invitation (John 6:66).

Today, Jesus is still inviting us to ‘Come, follow Me’.  Perhaps you are thinking, “I have never heard this invitation from Christ.  I am not even sure that I believe in Him.  I have been to church, given alms or donations, and volunteered, but I have never heard His voice”.

Do you ever wonder why?

There is a profound awe and humility to the Divine - with Him there is no need for spoken words.  The invitation He offers is more heart to heart.  And yet, trying to pray can be so challenging in this modern age.  The world can infiltrate our spirits with a cacophony of sound.  Making prayer a priority in light of so many other requests on our daily schedule can seem insurmountable.”   (Serafina - St Joseph’s Shelf)

Maybe it’s time to put more effort into hearing God’s voice within your heart, and to develop a stronger relationship with Him.  This can happen in Eucharistic Adoration.  Visit a church or chapel and just sit in His presence.  Remember "Silence" is anything but.

“Don’t ask God to guide your footsteps if you’re not willing to move your feet”  Dale Partridge

Jesus Patiently Waits

“Jesus awaits you in the Eucharist.  Come into the silence and let him change your life.”   (Matthew Kelly)

“Holy Communion is the shortest and safest way to heaven.  There are others: innocence, but that is for little children; penance, but we are afraid of it; generous endurance of trials of life, but when they come we weep and ask to be delivered.  The surest, easiest, shortest way is the Eucharist.”  (St Pius X)

Stop by the chapel and feel His presence.

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Jesus Waits!
What Will You Say to Him When You Finally See Him Face to Face?

We are all encouraged to pray before the Real Presence of Our Lord in the Holy Eucharist as frequently as we can.  Not only for our temporal welfare, but also for the salvation of our soul.  Eucharistic Adoration “is one of the most practical things you can possibly do to improve your God relationship.  For there will come a day, sooner than you wish, when you will be alone with Him and unable to return to your friends or your family or your home or the pleasures of the world, ever again.  You will be alone with Christ at the border of eternity.  Why wait until that momentous moment to be alone with Him?”  Why not practice?  (Jesus-shock p147)
See you in the chapel.