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i am reading I wait for You - Jesus’ lament over man’s indifference
which is excerpts from sister josefa menendez’s conversations with Jesus.
one of the main laments of jesus is that he is left alone in the tabernacle endlessly. we don’t visit him often enough. he compares it to his prison cell where the soldiers mocked and insulted him. our busy schedules don’t leave much time for Jesus. “if they would thus unite themselves to Me (Jesus), with what peace would they face difficulties”
but Jesus also gives us kudos (some of us anyways)
he also says
which is excerpts from sister josefa menendez’s conversations with Jesus.
one of the main laments of jesus is that he is left alone in the tabernacle endlessly. we don’t visit him often enough. he compares it to his prison cell where the soldiers mocked and insulted him. our busy schedules don’t leave much time for Jesus. “if they would thus unite themselves to Me (Jesus), with what peace would they face difficulties”
but Jesus also gives us kudos (some of us anyways)
isn’t that beautiful?and understand well, you who form the court of the Immaculate Lamb, that the glory you give me surpasses imcomparably that of the angelic spirits; for they have never experienced the frailties of human nature, and have neither to struggle nor to conquer in order to remain pure.
he also says
things we all should know, but as Jesus said, our life gets in the way of offering him a dwelling place in our soul.“O! if you could but see the beauty of a soul in grace. but such beauty is invisible to mortal eyes, Josefa. look rather with eyes of faith, and realizing the value of souls, consecrate yourself to giving this glory to the Blessed Trinity, by gaining many souls in which the Triune God may find a dwelling.”
Jesus continued instructing her in very simple language: “every soul can be instrumental in this sublime work… Nothing great is required, the smallest acts suffice: a step taken, a straw picked up, a glance restrained, a service rendered, a cordial smile… all these offered to Love are in reality of great profit to souls and draw down floods of grace on them. No need to remind you of the fruits of prayer, or sacrifice…”