Uniting with Mary in Praying
We must unite ourselves to Mary in our conversations with Jesus. Part of the problem most people have in praying is that they forget to speak to Jesus as their best friend. They think He already knows and does not want to hear all we have to say. This is simply not true! By uniting with Mary, and asking her to help you, she will help you to begin and sustain those intimate conversations, which she had. Mary spent her whole life pondering on the mysteries and on the person of her Son! As Mother, she wants to give what she has to her children! She will help us feel and understand what she felt and understood, and our prayer life will take on a whole new dimension. While we must always be reverent, the secret to real prayer is intimacy. Who was more intimate and understanding of Jesus than Mary? Always call Mary before you begin and use your imagination to see yourself in her Immaculate Heart as you pray. God is immediately drawn to the daughter of the Father, Mother of the Son and spouse of the Holy Spirit! Pray with Mary to better pray to the Most Holy Trinity!
Adapted from Father Emil Neubert in "My Ideal: Jesus Son of Mary"A Free Flame of Love book in English or Spanish can be ordered in the US at www.flameoflove.us.
You can now order our Consecration book and our Leaders Package in the US on our website at www.myconsecration.org. You can order “33 Days to Morning Glory” for a donation plus shipping at https://www.myconsecration.org/33-days-morning-glory-english/. If you want more information, contact raymooney@myconsecration.org.Please do forward these Spiritual Gems to your Catholic friends. You can subscribe to future Gems at www.myconsecration.org/about.God Bless you and your work,
| | Tony |
| | |
| | Anthony Mullen |
| | MyConsecration.org |
| | 8 St. Albans Avenue |
| | Newtown Square, PA 19073 |
| | visit us at: www.myconsecration.org
|
|
|
|
|
No comments:
Post a Comment
Please no anonymous comments. I require at least some way for people to address each other personally and courteously. Having some name or handle helps.
Note: Only a member of this blog may post a comment.