Reparation for sins committed against the Holy Eucharist

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Does anyone have any spiritual practices in reparation for the sins committed against the Eucharist?

I started thinking about the lack of respect and sometimes contempt of the Eucharist and I got so sad. Despair may actually be a better term. I would also like to pray for the souls of those who commit these horrible acts.

A few years back I was concerned a lot more about the externals of devotions rather than the faith that motivates them. So I have limited myself in my devotions (a daily Rosary and the Divine Mercy at three o’clock as well as special devotions on feast days, etc). There was one point where it would take me an hour and a half just to get through all my devotions.
Anyways…getting a little distracted there…

I’m looking for one good devotion that I can relate to 🙂 I always like learning new devotions from someone’s personal testimony rather than googling it 😛

Thanks and God Bless!
 
Does anyone have any spiritual practices in reparation for the sins committed against the Eucharist?

I started thinking about the lack of respect and sometimes contempt of the Eucharist and I got so sad. Despair may actually be a better term. I would also like to pray for the souls of those who commit these horrible acts.

A few years back I was concerned a lot more about the externals of devotions rather than the faith that motivates them. So I have limited myself in my devotions (a daily Rosary and the Divine Mercy at three o’clock as well as special devotions on feast days, etc). There was one point where it would take me an hour and a half just to get through all my devotions.
Anyways…getting a little distracted there…

I’m looking for one good devotion that I can relate to 🙂 I always like learning new devotions from someone’s personal testimony rather than googling it 😛

Thanks and God Bless!
Interesting… God has led me the same way: daily Rosary and Diving Mercy at 3:00. Sacrifice. That’s about the best advice I can give. For reparation for the many offenses to Our Lord in the Holy Eucharist. Devotional prayers are wonderful disciplines. Don’t forget to exercise the utmost piety during Holy Mass. The Eucharistic Lord needs more faithful and pious witnesses to their faith in the Real Presence.

I have learned many great lessons from just what you have said here; I once used to focus a lot of attention on the externals too… and I was very judgmental too of others’ behavior during Mass. All I can say is that we must always realize our own unworthiness, and to always think others as better than ourselves. “To he who has been given much, much will be expected.” Jesus came to serve and not to be served. “Judge not, and you will not be judged”.

I try to be most pious and disciplined, not only at Mass, but throughout my day, as a sacrifice in reparation for the offenses to Our Lord in the Eucharist. And beyond that, I remember the many times I cared nothing for Mass or spiritual things, and the fragility of my faith; so many times I wavered, despite the many proofs we have…

If you are looking for one good devotion to shorten your 1 and 1/2 hours of devotions, I have no remedy. The best remedy I know of overcoming the evil in this world - and especially those committed against our Incarnate and Eucharistic Lord Jesus - is to give your whole life - ever hour, second and minute - in reparation for our own offenses and those of the world. I cannot tell you of the unspeakable riches I have found in seeking to dedicate every moment of my life to Him. That burdensome 1 and 1/2 hours can be turned into a joyous 24/7 if you will open your spiritual ears to His ever-speaking Spirit.

:gopray: Bless you~
 
The Jesus Prayer.
“Lord Jesus Christ, Son of God, have mercy on me, a sinner.”
It is so simple yet so strong.
 
Interesting… God has led me the same way: daily Rosary and Diving Mercy at 3:00. Sacrifice. That’s about the best advice I can give. For reparation for the many offenses to Our Lord in the Holy Eucharist. Devotional prayers are wonderful disciplines. Don’t forget to exercise the utmost piety during Holy Mass. The Eucharistic Lord needs more faithful and pious witnesses to their faith in the Real Presence.

I have learned many great lessons from just what you have said here; I once used to focus a lot of attention on the externals too… and I was very judgmental too of others’ behavior during Mass. All I can say is that we must always realize our own unworthiness, and to always think others as better than ourselves. “To he who has been given much, much will be expected.” Jesus came to serve and not to be served. “Judge not, and you will not be judged”.

I try to be most pious and disciplined, not only at Mass, but throughout my day, as a sacrifice in reparation for the offenses to Our Lord in the Eucharist. And beyond that, I remember the many times I cared nothing for Mass or spiritual things, and the fragility of my faith; so many times I wavered, despite the many proofs we have…

If you are looking for one good devotion to shorten your 1 and 1/2 hours of devotions, I have no remedy. The best remedy I know of overcoming the evil in this world - and especially those committed against our Incarnate and Eucharistic Lord Jesus - is to give your whole life - ever hour, second and minute - in reparation for our own offenses and those of the world. I cannot tell you of the unspeakable riches I have found in seeking to dedicate every moment of my life to Him. That burdensome 1 and 1/2 hours can be turned into a joyous 24/7 if you will open your spiritual ears to His ever-speaking Spirit.

:gopray: Bless you~
I don’t know that your answer could be improved.

But I might offer this, the prayer the angel taught to the children of Fatima. And he directed them to say it over and over to make up for offenses.

“O my God, I believe, I adore, I hope and I love you, and I beg pardon for all who do not believe,do not adore, do not hope and do not love you.”

The second prayer on another occasion taught by the angel of Peace was:

Most Holy Trinity, Father, Son and Holy Spirit, I adore you profoundly, and I offer you the most precious Body, Blood, Soul and Divinity of Jesus Christ, present in all the tabernacles of the world, in reparation for the outrages and indifference with which He Himself is offended. And through the
infinite merits of His most Sacred Heart and the Immaculate Heart of Mary, I beg of You the conversion of poor sinners. Amen.

I would think that the more heart and soul poured into this prayer the more good it would do.

Again the angel recommended repeating this prayer many many times.

Just an angel’s thought.
 
Adoration

See if your Church or a Church near you offers perpetual adoration (24/7) or offers eucharistic adoration at a scheduled time.

God bless you!
 
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