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Sunday Reflection - 28 April - O Sacrament most holy

Sunday Reflection – 28 April – O Sacrament most holy

Sunday Reflection – 28 April – Low Sunday the Octave Day of Easter and Divine Mercy Sunday

Fr Benedict Groeschel CFR (1933-2014)

O Lord Jesus Christ, how am I to prepare myself to attend that holy sacrifice, which You began at Your Last Supper and which You consummated on Calvary?

That eternal Eucharist begun in sorrow and agony continues, not simply to the end of the world but throughout all…

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Quote/s of the Day – 26 October

Speaking of: The Four Last Things – Part One

“A priest goes to Heaven or a priest goes to Hell with a thousand people behind.”

St John Vianney (1786-1859)

“The issue is now clear. It is between light and darkness and every one must choose his side.”

G K Chesterton (1874-1936) (Chesterton’s last words)

“The doors of Hell are locked from the inside!”

C S Lewis (1898-1963)

“Each and everyone of us, at the end of the journey of life, will come, face to face with either one or the other of two faces… And one of them, either, the merciful face of Christ or the miserable face of Satan, will say, “Mine, mine.”

May we be Christ’s!”

Ven Fulton Sheen (1895-1979)

“We’ve all got a terminal illness. It’s called life.”

Servant of God Fr Benedict Groeschel (1933-2014)

“The national anthem of Hell is “I Did It My Way”.”

Peter Kreeft

“Many who plan to seek God at the eleventh hour die at 10:30.”

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Our Morning Offering – 24 February

An Act of Offering  (Prayers to Christ in the Eucharist by Servant of God Fr Benedict Groeschel)

O Lord, I offer You myself. You have given Yourself to me – now I wish to give myself to You. I give You my body, that it may be chaste and pure. I give You my soul, that it may be free from sin. I give You my heart, that I may always love You. I give You every breath that I breathe, especially my last. I give You myself in life and in death, knowing this alone brings the happiness I seek, amen.

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