This left me in absolute tears the morning after listening to this. Absolutely heartbroken that I’ve taken pleasure in offending God. I needed this. Thank you so much.
Please wear the Brown Scapular. Put one on the door of your house. Before wearing the scapular, you have to enroll yourself. Go to a catholic priest along with the prayers of enrollment and the priest will bless it and put it around your neck. After you enroll, you don't have to enroll again. After it wears out, you can simply take out one and wear it. But, they have to be blessed. Get a dozen and get it blessed when you enroll yourself. Our lady of Mount Carmel will protect us. She promised to do so.
I have heard St Joseph could be buried at the garden. It would make sense Jesus would honor his foster father before his passion. How painful it must've been to see all of the sin in the world. Lord have mercy.
Beautiful! Thank you to Father and those involved in bringing this sermon to the Faithful! Where can I find the prayer Father prayed at the end of this sermon? It was so touching and heartfelt. If someone could provide a link or where in the writings of St. Alphonsus this prayer is located, I would be most grateful. God bless you!
Here is the prayer: O my Redeemer, I behold Thee pale and worn out with sorrow; Thou art in the agony of death, and Thou dost pray: And being in an agony, He prayed the longer. Tell me, my Saviour, for whom dost Thou pray! Ah, Thou didst not pray so much for Thyself at that hour as for me ! Thou didst offer to Thy Eternal Father Thy all-powerful prayers, united to Thy sufferings, to obtain for me, a wretched sinner, the pardon of my sins: Who, in the days of His flesh, with a strong cry and tears, offering up prayers and supplications to Him that was able to save Him from death, was heard for His reverence? O my beloved Redeemer! how is it possible that Thou couldst love so much one who has so grievously offended Thee ? How couldst Thou embrace such sufferings for me, foreseeing, as Thou didst, all the ingratitude of which I should be guilty towards Thee? O my afflicted Lord! make me share in that sorrow which Thou didst then have for my sins. I abhor them at this present moment; and I unite this my hatred to the horror that Thou didst feel for them in the garden. O my Saviour, look not upon my sins, for hell itself would not be sufficient to expiate them, but look upon the sufferings that Thou hast endured for me ! O love of my Jesus, Thou art my love and my hope. O my Lord, I love Thee with my whole soul, and will always love Thee. I beseech Thee, through the merits of that weariness and sadness which Thou didst endure in the garden, give me fervor and courage in all works that may contribute to Thy glory. Through the merits of Thy agony, grant me Thy assistance to resist all the temptations of the flesh and of hell. My God, grant me the grace always to commend myself to Thee, and always to repeat to Thee, with Jesus Christ: Not as I will, but as Thou wiliest. May Thy divine will, not mine, be ever done. Amen.
Thank you precious Jesus
This left me in absolute tears the morning after listening to this. Absolutely heartbroken that I’ve taken pleasure in offending God. I needed this. Thank you so much.
Have mercy on us god forgive us protect us from evil corona please!🙏
Please wear the Brown Scapular. Put one on the door of your house. Before wearing the scapular, you have to enroll yourself. Go to a catholic priest along with the prayers of enrollment and the priest will bless it and put it around your neck. After you enroll, you don't have to enroll again. After it wears out, you can simply take out one and wear it. But, they have to be blessed. Get a dozen and get it blessed when you enroll yourself.
Our lady of Mount Carmel will protect us. She promised to do so.
@@antoniraj531 Actually they do not need to be blessed. You can check that.
Thank you padre
Viva christo Rey
I have heard St Joseph could be buried at the garden. It would make sense Jesus would honor his foster father before his passion. How painful it must've been to see all of the sin in the world. Lord have mercy.
They loved in Nazareth, though, not Jerusalem.
Beautiful! Thank you to Father and those involved in bringing this sermon to the Faithful!
Where can I find the prayer Father prayed at the end of this sermon? It was so touching and heartfelt. If someone could provide a link or where in the writings of St. Alphonsus this prayer is located, I would be most grateful. God bless you!
Here is the prayer:
O my Redeemer, I behold Thee pale and worn out with sorrow; Thou art in the agony of death, and Thou dost pray: And being in an agony, He prayed the longer. Tell me, my Saviour, for whom dost Thou pray! Ah, Thou didst not pray so much for Thyself at that hour as for me ! Thou didst offer to Thy Eternal Father Thy all-powerful prayers, united to Thy sufferings, to obtain for me, a wretched sinner, the pardon of my sins: Who, in the days of His flesh, with a strong cry and tears, offering up prayers and supplications to Him that was able to save Him from death, was heard for His reverence? O my beloved Redeemer! how is it possible that Thou couldst love so much one who has so grievously offended Thee ? How couldst Thou embrace such sufferings for me, foreseeing, as Thou didst, all the ingratitude of which I should be guilty towards Thee?
O my afflicted Lord! make me share in that sorrow which Thou didst then have for my sins. I abhor them at this present moment; and I unite this my hatred to the horror that Thou didst feel for them in the garden. O my Saviour, look not upon my sins, for hell itself would not be sufficient to expiate them, but look upon the sufferings that Thou hast endured for me ! O love of my Jesus, Thou art my love and my hope. O my Lord, I love Thee with my whole soul, and will always love Thee. I beseech Thee, through the merits of that weariness and sadness which Thou didst endure in the garden, give me fervor and courage in all works that may contribute to Thy glory. Through the merits of Thy agony, grant me Thy assistance to resist all the temptations of the flesh and of hell. My God, grant me the grace always to commend myself to Thee, and always to repeat to Thee, with Jesus Christ: Not as I will, but as Thou wiliest. May Thy divine will, not mine, be ever done. Amen.