Jesus, my God, l adore You

Jesus, my God, l adore You,

here present in the Blessed Sacrament of the altar,

where You wait day and night to be our comfort 

while we await Your unveiled presence in heaven.

Jesus, my God,

I adore You in all places 

where the Blessed Sacrament is reserved 

and where sins are committed 

against this Sacrament of Love.

Jesus, my God,

I adore You for all time,

past, present and future,

for every soul that ever was,

is or shall be created.

Jesus, my God,

who for us has endured hunger and cold,

labour and fatigue,

I adore You.

Jesus, my God, who for my sake

has deigned to subject Yourself

to the humiliation of temptation,

to the perfidy and defection of friends,

to the scorn of Your enemies,

I ADORE YOU..... Amen!

Sincerely from the Heart, apologize to God for all the wrong done in the past

O my God, 

I am heartily sorry 

for having offended Thee, 

and I detest all my sins, 

because I dread 

the loss of heaven, 

and the pains of hell; 

but most of all 

because they offend Thee, 

my God, Who are all good 

and deserving of all my love. 

I firmly resolve, 

with the help of Thy grace, 

to confess my sins, 

to do penance, 

and to amend my life.

Amen.

Happy 1st Anniversary Pope Francis! ~ 12 months have past

We love you and are praying for you!

A year ago, on 13 March 2013, Jorge Mario Bergoglio, the archbishop of Buenos Aires, became the 266th Pope of the Roman Catholic church, taking the his papacy name Francis after Francis Assisi. His first public gesture as Pope was not to bless the vast crowd in St. Peter's Square but to request the crowd's blessing, such great humility. Humility of course is a Christian virtue, but it is also something that St. Ignatius Loyola, the 16th-century founder of the Jesuits, specifically asked Jesuit priests and brothers to embrace. There are three kinds of humility, St. Ignatius said. The first is exemplified by the person who does nothing immoral. The second is the one who, when faced with honor or dishonor, is "indifferent." The third is the person who chooses the humbler path, to be more like Jesus. Pope Francis exemplifies this "Third Degree of Humility." In homilies, reflections and speeches, Francis most often does not tell his listeners what to think, he invites them to imagine and think for themselves. It is not the Pope's Jesus whom you are invited to meet, but your own.

Past, Present & Future

ACCEPT you PAST without regrets.

Handle you PRESENT with CONFIDENCE.

And FACE your FUTURE without FEAR.

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The longer you live in the past, 

the less future you have to enjoy.

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No amount of guilt can change the past 

and no amount of worrying can change the future.

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If you are depressed, you are living in the past. 

If you are anxious, you are living the future. 

If you are at peace, you are living in the present.

~ Lao Tzu ~

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Yesterday is history. 

Tomorrow is a mystery. 

Today is a gift. 

That’s why we call it the present.

~ Bil Keane ~