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Prayer to Console His Sacred Heart

Each Spring (usually during Lent), I love to pull out Father Michael Gaitley’s powerful book, Consoling the Heart of Jesus. What a wealth of truth and practical daily steps to help me practice mercy, love and trust – beginning in my own home. Over these past few weeks, I’ve found the prayers and steps especially helpful as my family and I continue to navigate the losses and challenges brought on by the coronavirus pandemic. Below is the “Morning Offering” prayer suggested by Father Gaitley in the book:

Dear Jesus, I know that your Sacred Heart is sorrowful because so many people neither love you nor trust in you. Behold, Lord, here I am. Though weak and sinful, I love you and I trust in you. I intend that all my actions this day be for the purpose of consoling you.

Heavenly Father, in union with all the Masses being offered today, I give you praise and thanks for the many gifts you will send me, including the gift of my small sharing in the Cross. May this my prayer glorify you and console your Son. With the help of your grace, I resolve to remain all day in this prayerful spirit of praise and thanks and, further, to console Jesus by being merciful to my neighbor through my deeds, words, and prayers.

Mary, my mother, come with your spouse, the Spirit. Make my sacrifice of praise, thanks, and mercy a most pleasing consolation to your Son.

Behold, I present to you all I am and have. Take my offering so it may pass through your Immaculate Heart, to Jesus’ Sacred Heart, and on to the Father, for his greater glory. Amen.

Beautiful prayer cards of this Morning Offering are available here.

Denise (De) Yarrison guides women along the journey to spiritual and emotional healing, through coaching, deliverance prayer, and healing retreats. She is consistently awed at how very present our Lord is and has witnessed, again and again, the healing power of His deep Love for each one of us.

“I am humbled and privileged to walk alongside my sisters in Christ, to be invited into their stories and life experiences. I pray we will each know – really claim in our bones - how deeply, unconditionally, and extravagantly we are loved by God our Father. May we open ourselves to His love and allow it to change our lives!” – De

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    Oh Jesus, we love and adore you. May our thanks and praise and thoughts of you today, even as they are imperfect, give some consolation to you and your sacred heart. May your sacred heart be adored in tabernacles, at all masses, and in our own hearts daily, we pray. Please fill us with your love and help us to share that love and abundant mercy with others.

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