Sacred Host, Bread of Angels, Given to Animals

[Luz_Maria]

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[Luz_Maria]

This must be your second question?

First, I would absolutely ecstatic if any of my family or friends went to Mass and took communion. It would be great cause for celebration.
If one of them KNEW and UNDERSTOOD the protocols and violated them , and was of sound mind, I would suggest a little chat with the Priest.

When I came back to the church I had no idea i should confess decades of mortal sins before Communion. But hey, the Cathedral is still standing. And no one judge me , which would have made me think, at that point, quite negative thoughts.
Whats the saying
’ come as you are, thats how I want you’

If the person sharing communion with their dog was affected by mental illness, or had a drug history, then what can you do, except again inform the Priest to ensure the Eucharist is consumed at the alter.
We are called to be loving, forgiving, accepting, not judgemental. At least that person is at Mass. A great start!

I volunteer in a facility that holds Mass where the residents remain seated, the Priest comes to each person and gives Communion. We still have accidents where the Eucharist might fall out of hands or mouths. Its handled with Love.

Heres a question, a person brings their seeing eye dog, they drop the Eucharist, their dog picks it up, or eats it, is Jesus really going to be judgemental, strike that person down with thunderbolts? or forgive and move on? Or a person afflicted with a disease that causes trembles etc.
The dog may be trained to pick up what is dropped. The good Lord connected service dog with person needing it , so…

Can you tell us the full story about this? We might be able to give more beneficial advice.
I can think of many variables regarding an incident such as this.

Peace

 

[Roseeurekacross]

Did this happen in a Church during Mass?

Out in the parking lot after Mass?

At home during home delivered Communion for the sick?

How do you know this person does NOT have a mental illness?

Is this anything to do with the sick , cancerous 4yo German Shepherd?

 

[Luz_Maria]

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**As I said in previous posts, this has already been resolved. I only want to be “prepared” if there is a “next time”, for other Roman Catholics to think about this and be aware of it all, and for all of us to learn more about our Faith. **

What are you hoping to accomplish with this thread? Are you hoping to find answers applicable to a specific situation you encountered? Your posts are confusing.

. . . . ]

Did this actually happen and if it did what exactly was your response in the real-life situation?

I can see that you read the thread. Thank you! The answer to your questions in your first paragraph is bolded in my own quote above.

Do not be confused :hug3:. There are many circumstances in which one does not have all the answers to all the questions. E.g., have you ever talked/chatted with a perfect stranger at church or shared your Faith with a stranger whose faith is unknown to you (not at a church)? Have you ever called 9-1-1 for a stranger and been asked questions about him/her? About all one may let the dispatcher (or whoever is taking the call) know is male/female, child/middle-age, responsive or not, and whether the person is breathing or bleeding.

Yes, unfortunately, it happened. Even though I handled that situation, I am learning quite a bit from people who are posting on this thread. How about you? Are you learning anything at all? Is this thread prompting you to take CRE courses or to become a certified catechist at your parish by taking courses from your arch/diocese?

**Let Nothing Disturb You

Let nothing disturb you,
Let nothing frighten you,
All things are passing away:
God never changes.

Patience,
Obtains all things,
Whoever has God
Lacks nothing:
God alone suffices.

Santa Teresa de Jesús `
(Santa Teresa de Ávila
España: 1515—1582)**

Luz María

 

[Luz_Maria]

…]
Is this anything to do with the sick , cancerous 4yo German Shepherd?

No.

Let’s not derail the thread.

 

[FrDavid96]

Thank you, Father. I am not meaning to give you a difficult time at all. It could be a language (meaning English) thing that I was not quite getting it. Thank you for your patience, not taking it personally, and not assuming that I understood. Thank you. You are a good teacher.

Please see in bold within your post, above…

Father David, now that I have given you the information, and since I have already handled it all, as my Pastor said, “very lovingly and with fidelity (loyalty) to the teachings of the Church” [No, it did not happen at our parish], …

Sacrilege is a crime under canon law, and removing the Eucharist for a sacrilegious purpose is a crime (canon 1367). Just like in civil law, in order for an act to be a crime, the act must meet the definition of the crime as the law sees it.

In order for an act (or intended act) to actually be sacrilege, certain conditions must be present. It must be done out of hatred, or disrespect or disdain or (maybe) ambivalence to the Christian faith. An act done out of ignorance or even a misguided or misinformed sense of purpose is not typically sacrilegious. Once a person has been informed, then it might be sacrilege.

Regardless of the reason, if anyone is taking away a consecrated Host from the Communion procession, that is not acceptable. If someone sees that happening, the priest must be informed about it–immediately. Let the priest handle things from there.

 

[Roseeurekacross]

""Why is this person giving Communion to an animal? Do you even know why?
Well, Father, I was specifically told, “The dog is more pure than I am and is more worthy than I [to Receive]. The dog needs graces. Who better to receive the Lord? The dog has never sinned, and I want him/her to go to heaven. S/he is God’s creature and God loves him/her.” Is this the “why” you are asking? Other animal lovers have told me the same thing, but when I ask these other people if they give CH to the pet, they look at me with shock and tell me no.

The “why” is the most important question.""

Did the person who fed Communion to the dog, give you this response, or is it second hand?
This type of response suggests the individual is struggling to discern the difference in a human and animal soul, and the concept and protocols required to sin.
I have dogs, and livestock. If my kelpie chases and catches a chook, and kills it, thats not a dog sin. its just a kelpie chasing fluffy running things, predator vs pray. But if I chase and kill my neighbour, that is sinning. Its me acting either in anger or pre meditated badness. One really needs to be of sound mind to understand .

You have not answered my other questions.

Seems to me, having functioned in a teaching and facilitating capacity over the years,

This issue is really not for examination in RCIA. Nothing about this incident or similar should be discussed.

Surely a candidate going through RCIA should be concentrating on whats important, rather then outliers such as this , or my example of our parishoner who tips out the Holy Water.

 

[Luz_Maria]

Thank you, Father David.

Thank you, Father. I am not meaning to give you a difficult time at all. It could be a language (meaning English) thing that I was not quite getting it. Thank you for your patience, not taking it personally, and not assuming that I understood. Thank you. You are a good teacher.

Please see in bold within your post, above…

Father David, now that I have given you the information, and since I have already handled it all, as my Pastor said, “very lovingly and with fidelity (loyalty) to the teachings of the Church” [No, it did not happen at our parish], my real questions now are:

Preface: Since this “whole thing” appears to be from a lack of knowledge, and as the refrain states, “El que no sabe es como el que no ve.” S/he who does not know is like s/he who does not see. This refers to ignorance may isolate a human being and keep him/her from enjoying life, but I think it is appropriate here. Then, therefore:

1. How can catechists (religion teachers) better “transmit” or inculcate (culturally for me, it is the Parents who inculcate) the Faith to/for (which is the word?) those in RCIA/RICA?
2. How may the laity/faithful/parishioners be encouraged to do Continued Religious Education (CRE) after the Sacraments of Initiation have been received? Am referring to mature adults say 30+.
3. How may those who are “not interested” in being catechists take CRE classes to delve deeper in the “teachings” (what is the word? I do not want to call “it” laws) of the Church?
4. What can/may be done so that information about the CRE “courses” be publicized and its/their availability is easily known – without being “an insider”?

Yes, being very aware of the language “it” is offered in, I do invite others to conferences, lectures, courses I attend because the “personal touch” is many times better. Of course, if the person is bilingual, there is no problem at all. However, am only one person.

Some people say leave it to the Priest or to the Pastor. Why should everything be thrown at the Priest’s lap? There are many things only a Priest may do, but there are others with which the laity can help or do with the Priest’s or Pastor’s direction.

Thanks again, Father. Sure hope am expressing myself better.

Let Nothing Disturb You

Let nothing disturb you,
Let nothing frighten you,
All things are passing away:
God never changes.

Patience,
Obtains all things,
Whoever has God
Lacks nothing:
God alone suffices.

Santa Teresa de Jesús `
(Santa Teresa de Ávila
España: 1515—1582)

 

[Luz_Maria]

Sacrilege is a crime under canon law, and removing the Eucharist for a sacrilegious purpose is a crime (canon 1367). Just like in civil law, in order for an act to be a crime, the act must meet the definition of the crime as the law sees it.

In order for an act (or intended act) to actually be sacrilege, certain conditions must be present. It must be done out of hatred, or disrespect or disdain or (maybe) ambivalence to the Christian faith. An act done out of ignorance or even a misguided or misinformed sense of purpose is not typically sacrilegious. Once a person has been informed, then it might be sacrilege.

Regardless of the reason, if anyone is taking away a consecrated Host from the Communion procession, that is not acceptable. If someone sees that happening, the priest must be informed about it–immediately. Let the priest handle things from there.

Thank you, Father.

You state, “If someone sees that happening, the priest must be informed about it–immediately.” By “immediately” do you mean right during that Mass? Of course, it is understood that if there is another parish Priest in the nave or who came to distribute CH then tell him, but should the Mass be interruped by someone going up to the celebrant?

If people were or had been properly catechised, I do not think this would happen, that is unless the person was taking the CH for a black mass or something like that, but this thread is not about those cases.

My questions remain to you, Father David, and to others who are DREs, etc. at their pariches, about catechising that would prevent this.

1. How can catechists (religion teachers) better “transmit” or inculcate (culturally for me, it is the Parents who inculcate) the Faith to/for (which is the word?) those in RCIA/RICA?
2. How may the laity/faithful/parishioners be encouraged to do Continued Religious Education (CRE) after the Sacraments of Initiation have been received? Am referring to mature adults say 30+.
3. How may those who are “not interested” in being catechists take CRE classes to delve deeper in the “teachings” (what is the word? I do not want to call “it” laws) of the Church?
4. What can/may be done so that information about the CRE “courses” be publicized and its/their availability is easily known – without being “an insider”?

Thanks again to everyone for keeping the thread on the subject - preventing the giving of CH to animals.

Have a great Sunday, everyone!

**Let Nothing Disturb You

Let nothing disturb you,
Let nothing frighten you,
All things are passing away:
God never changes.

Patience,
Obtains all things,
Whoever has God
Lacks nothing:
God alone suffices.

Santa Teresa de Jesús `
(Santa Teresa de Ávila
España: 1515—1582)**

 

[Memaw]

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That is just Pope Francis’s opinion, NOT a Church teaching. Big difference. I think our hearts and wills will be on much more important things. I loved my pets and still do but they are NOT human! God Bless.Memaw

 

[FrDavid96]

Thank you, Father.

You state, “If someone sees that happening, the priest must be informed about it–immediately.” By “immediately” do you mean right during that Mass?

Yes

Of course, it is understood that if there is another parish Priest in the nave or who came to distribute CH then tell him, but should the Mass be interruped by someone going up to the celebrant?

That is going to depend on the exact circumstances. I know I keep writing this, there’s a reason for it. The point is that no one should walk away from the place where Holy Communion is being distributed (i.e. in front of the minister) carrying a consecrated Host. Exactly “how” to react will depend on too many factors to give one single answer.

If people were or had been properly catechised, I do not think this would happen, that is unless the person was taking the CH for a black mass or something like that, but this thread is not about those cases.

Of course, every parish religious education program needs to address this topic. This is something to be taught in “First Communion” class, both for children and adults (RCIA).

My questions remain to you, Father David, and to others who are DREs, etc. at their pariches, about catechising that would prevent this.

1. How can catechists (religion teachers) better “transmit” or inculcate (culturally for me, it is the Parents who inculcate) the Faith to/for (which is the word?) those in RCIA/RICA?
2. How may the laity/faithful/parishioners be encouraged to do Continued Religious Education (CRE) after the Sacraments of Initiation have been received? Am referring to mature adults say 30+.

1. How may those who are “not interested” in being catechists take CRE classes to delve deeper in the “teachings” (what is the word? I do not want to call “it” laws) of the Church?

1. What can/may be done so that information about the CRE “courses” be publicized and its/their availability is easily known – without being “an insider”?

Thanks again to everyone for keeping the thread on the subject - preventing the giving of CH to animals.

Have a great Sunday, everyone!

Let Nothing Disturb You

Let nothing disturb you,
Let nothing frighten you,
All things are passing away:
God never changes.

Patience,
Obtains all things,
Whoever has God
Lacks nothing:
God alone suffices.

Santa Teresa de Jesús `
(Santa Teresa de Ávila
España: 1515—1582)

These are rather important and complicated questions. I’m certain I can’t answer them in the limited space available in a forum like this, nor do I know the fullanswers to them. If I did, I would be implementing them.

 

[Luz_Maria]

Originally Posted by Luz Maria View Post
Thank you, Father.

You state, “If someone sees that happening, the priest must be informed about it–immediately.” By “immediately” do you mean right during that Mass?

Yes

That is going to depend on the exact circumstances. I know I keep writing this, there’s a reason for it. The point is that no one should walk away from the place where Holy Communion is being distributed (i.e. in front of the minister) carrying a consecrated Host. Exactly “how” to react will depend on too many factors to give one single answer.

Of course, every parish religious education program needs to address this topic. This is something to be taught in “First Communion” class, both for children and adults (RCIA).

These are rather important and complicated questions. I’m certain I can’t answer them in the limited space available in a forum like this, nor do I know the fullanswers to them. If I did, I would be implementing them.

 

[Luz_Maria]

Yes

That is going to depend on the exact circumstances. I know I keep writing this, there’s a reason for it. The point is that no one should walk away from the place where Holy Communion is being distributed (i.e. in front of the minister) carrying a consecrated Host. Exactly “how” to react will depend on too many factors to give one single answer.

Of course, every parish religious education program needs to address this topic. This is something to be taught in “First Communion” class, both for children and adults (RCIA).

These are rather important and complicated questions. I’m certain I can’t answer them in the limited space available in a forum like this, nor do I know the fullanswers to them. If I did, I would be implementing them.

Thank you, Father.

I asked about interrupting the Mass because of a confusion I had. Thanks to you, that confusion is resolved now. :curtsey:

That is going to depend on the exact circumstances. I know I keep writing this, there’s a reason for it.

Understood.

The point is that no one should walk away from the place where Holy Communion is being distributed (i.e. in front of the minister) carrying a consecrated Host.

Yes, as an EMHC, I had to walk very fast after a person who tried to do so. I had the Precious Blood; therefore, had to be careful, and there was no Usher close by to help me out. Also, in helping train new EMHCs, I act out some things to help the person being trained. Of course the training is done with forms (I mean hosts that are not consecrated).

Of course, every parish religious education program needs to address this topic. This is something to be taught in “First Communion” class, both for children and adults (RCIA).

There are prayers Spanish-speakers have that are very traditional that may be able to help with this topic at RICA (Spanish RCIA). I do not know these prayers in English.

These are rather important and complicated questions. I’m certain I can’t answer them in the limited space available in a forum like this, nor do I know the full answers to them. If I did, I would be implementing them.

Thank you, Father, for validating the questions.

Maybe working with my Pastor and other Church leaders there could be something more that I could do (at least in my small geographical area) to better Catechize on this. Of course, always with the approval of those with the authority.

O Father, I do not envy you at all. Thank you again for your patience and for all your help here.

Luz Maria

**Let Nothing Disturb You

Let nothing disturb you,
Let nothing frighten you,
All things are passing away:
God never changes.

Patience,
Obtains all things,
Whoever has God
Lacks nothing:
God alone suffices.

Santa Teresa de Jesús `
(Santa Teresa de Ávila
España: 1515—1582)**

 

[Luz_Maria]

These questions you ask, while good, largely have nothing to do with your original topic, at least not directly. You seem to be derailing your own thread.

The theme is the same.

 

[Luz_Maria]

Roseeurekacross

CAF members are from and in all over the world. Although we are one Church, different areas of the world may have different difficulties. Things could be different in Australia. Catechizing may be better in your country or in the area in which you live. You are blessed.

 

[Luz_Maria]

You’ve just been very quick to jump on any poster who’s posted anything not directly related to your two topics. The questions you asked about getting people more involved in catachesis are very general.

I have seen how threads can go off topic. That was the best way I could write my questions for certain reasons.

Quite frankly, if I was a DRE or involved in some teaching capacity, I would be far more worried about educating people who are ignorant on the necessity of being in the state of grace for worthy reception of Communion, ignorant about Confession and ignorant about the Real Presence than I would be about educating people not to give Communion to their pets.

What happens the majority of times is that the catechist is not a trained teacher, i.e., teaching is not his/her profession. What you mention is all about proper catechizing which is best done with methods that are, among others, culturally correct for “the student” for lack of better words right now. There are a few catechists who are specifically trained to share the Faith with those who are mentally challenged. These are only two examples of having to “teach” differently to different people.

Yes, making sure people don’t give Communion to their pet is important but really, how many people are bringing their pet to Mass in the first place, let alone sneaking Communion to it? I can assure you the number is miniscule in comparison to the number of people poorly catechised and receiving Communion unworthily each week. In my opinion there are bigger fish to fry

.

How many people bring pets to Mass could be known to the Pastor and/or Priests of the parish. Tthat topic is now “resolved”.

Even one CH given to an animal would be one too many. If a person told you that s/he had murdered someone, but it did not matter because it was only one person, how would you react to that? I could not think of another way of putting it. “… in comparison to the number of people poorly catechised and receiving Communion unworthily each week.” How would anyone know that the person is receiving Communion unworthily? That is not for anyone (referring here to a lay person and not the Confessor) to delve into. E.g., someone once remarked to me, by chance in front of my Confessor, that I never went to Confession. That was a catechizing moment for me, and Father confirmed the teachings. The three of us had a nice chat. Had that remark been made to someone else – no bueno. Again, we return to poor catechizing. We all must remember to act charitably toward others for we never know what that person could be going through.

I like fried fish !

Sacred Host, Bread of angels, given to animals, Have mercy on us.

**Let Nothing Disturb You

Let nothing disturb you,
Let nothing frighten you,
All things are passing away:
God never changes.

Patience,
Obtains all things,
Whoever has God
Lacks nothing:
God alone suffices.

Santa Teresa de Jesús `
(Santa Teresa de Ávila
España: 1515—1582)**

Luz María
.

 

[Luz_Maria]

Thank you PopePiusXIISupp, dmar198, Nelka, Memaw, Vico, Techno2000, peter26, NeedImprovement, Irishmom2, angell1, Horton, otjm, Roseeurekacross, FrDavid96, TMC, Peebo, rcwitness, Mintaka, hopeful3542 (sure hope I did not miss any one) for your wisdom, sense of humor, insights, patience, understanding and questions. Each of you has helped quite a bit and we do not know who else read the thread and was helped. Please feel free to post any additional tips or thoughts.

Below is the Litany from which I took the title of the thread; however, it could be a translation from another language because in Spanish it is Letanía de Reparación a Nuestro Señor en La Eucaristía. Its title below is corrected with the words inside the brackets. My copy in Spanish states, “Para uso privado solamente” (For private use only), but that was not translated to the English version, and I do not normally look at both at the same time. The responses are in black. May He always be praised! I hope you find this Litany as beautiful as I do. For your convenience I will also post the one in Spanish.

*LITANY OF REPARATION [TO
OUR LORD] IN THE BLESSED SACRAMENT

Lord, have mercy on us.
Christ, have mercy on us.
Lord, have mercy on us.

Christ, hear us.
Christ, graciously hear us.

God the Father of Heaven,
Have mercy on us.
God the Son, Redeemer of the world, . . . [Repeat above.]
God the Holy Spirit, . . . .
Holy Trinity, One God, . . . .
Sacred Host, offered for the salvation of sinners, Have. . . .
Sacred Host, annihilated on the altar for us and by us, . . . .
Sacred Host, despised by lukewarm Christians, . . . .
Sacred Host, mark of contradiction, . . . .
Sacred Host, delivered over to satanists* and heretics, . . . .
Sacred Host, insulted by blasphemers, . . . .
Sacred Host, Bread of angels, given to animals, . . . .
Sacred Host, flung into the mud and trampled underfoot, . . . .
Sacred Host, dishonored by unfaithful priests, . . . .
Sacred Host, forgotten and abandoned in Thy churches, . . . .

Be merciful unto us,
Pardon us, O Lord.
Be merciful unto us,
Hear us, O Lord.

For the outrageous contempt of this most wonderful Sacrament,
We offer Thee our reparation.
For Thine extreme humiliation in Thine admirable Sacrament, . . . .
For all unworthy Communions, . . . .
For the irreverences of wicked Christians, . . . .
For the profanation of Thy sanctuaries, . . . .
For the holy ciboriums dishonored and carried away by force, . . . .
For the continual blasphemies of impious men, . . . .
For the obduracy and treachery of heretics, . . . .
For the unworthy conversations carried on in Thy holy temples, . . . .
For the profaners of Thy churches which they have desecrated
. . . . .by their sacrileges, . . . .

That it may please Thee to increase in all Christians the reverence
. . . . .due to this adorable Mystery,
we beseech Thee, hear us.
That it may please Thee to manifest the Sacrament of Thy
. . . . .Love to heretics, . . . .
That it may please Thee to grant us the grace to atone for their hatred
. . . . .by our burning love for Thee, . . . .
That it may please Thee that the insults of those who outrage Thee may
. . . . .rather be directed against ourselves, . . . .
That it may please Thee graciously to receive this our
. . . . .humble reparation, . . . .
That it may please Thee to make our adoration acceptable to Thee, . . . .

Pure Host,
hear our prayer.
Holy Host, . . . .
Immaculate Host, . . . .

Lamb of God, Who takest away the sins of the world,
Spare us, O Lord.
Lamb of God, Who takest away the sins of the world,
Graciously hear us, O Lord.
Lamb of God, Who takest away the sins of the world,
Have mercy on us.
Lord, have mercy on us.
Christ, have mercy on us.

V. See, O Lord, our affliction,
R. And give glory to Thy Holy Name.

Let Us Pray.
O Lord Jesus Christ,
Who dost deign to remain with us
in Thy wonderful Sacrament to the end of the world,
in order to give to Thy Father,
by the memory of Thy Passion, eternal glory,
and to give to us the Bread of life everlasting:
Grant us the grace to mourn,
with a heart full of sorrow,
over the injuries which Thou hast received
in this adorable Mystery,
and over the many sacrileges
which are committed by the impious,
by heretics and by bad Catholics.

Inflame us with an ardent zeal
to repair all these insults to which,
in Thine infinite mercy,
Thou hast preferred to expose Thyself
rather than deprive us of Thy Presence on our altars,
Who with God the Father
and the Holy Spirit
livest and reignest one God,
world without end.
Amen
*

***Let Nothing Disturb You ***

Let nothing disturb you
Let nothing frighten you,
All things are passing away:
God never changes.

Patience,
Obtains all things,
Whoever has God
Lacks nothing:
God alone suffices.

Santa Teresa de Jesús `
(Santa Teresa de Ávila
España: 1515—1582)

• This Litany appears to be very old (but I love it!) and the original word was a religious group of people; however, this day and age there are the black masses, etc.

Luz María

 

[melekali]

That dog is huge! Can kids ride him? So . . . Dave Doberman, could that pass for a last name as Dovereman?

That dog seems more like a horse…

 

[Luz_Maria]

Replies are bolded.

LETANÍA DE REPARACIÓN
A NUESTRO SEÑOR EN LA EUCARISTÍA

(Para uso privado solamente)

Señor, Ten piedad de nosotros.
Cristo, Ten piedad de nosotros.
Señor, Ten piedad de nosotros.

Cristo, Óyenos.
Cristo, Benignamente óyenos.

(La respuesta es: Ten piedad de nosotros)
Dios Hijo, Redentor del mundo,
Santa Trinidad, un solo Dios,
Sagrada Hostia, ofrecida por la salvación de los pecadores,
Sagrada Hostia, anonadada en el altar para nosotros y por nosotros,
Sagrada Hostia, despreciada por los cristianos tibios,
Sagrada Hostia, signo de contradicción,
Sagrada Hostia, entregada a los satanistas* y herejes,
Sagrada Hostia, insultada por los blasfemos,
Sagrada Hostia, Pan de los ángeles, dado a los animales,
Sagrada Hostia, tirada en el lodo y pisoteada,
Sagrada Hostia, deshonrada por los sacerdotes infieles,
Sagrada Hostia, olvidada y abandonada en tus iglesias.

Sé misericordioso con nosotros, Perdónanos, oh Señor.
Sé misericordioso con nosotros,** Escúchanos, oh Señor**.

(La respuesta es: Te ofrecemos nuestra reparación)
Por el ultrajante desprecio de este maravilloso Sacramento,
Por tu extrema humillación en tu admirable Sacramento,
Por todas las comuniones indignas,
Por las irreverencias de los malos cristianos,
Por la profanación de tus santuarios,
Por los copones deshonrados y llevados a la fuerza,
Por las continuas blasfemias de los hombres impíos,
Por la impenitencia y traición de los herejes,
Por las conversaciones indignas en tus santos templos,
Por los profanadores de tus iglesias, a las que han profanado con sus sacrilegios,

(La respuesta es: Te suplicamos, óyenos.)
Para que plazca aumentar en todos los cristianos la reverencia debida a este adorable Misterio,
Para que te plazca manifestar el Sacramento de tu amor a los herejes,
Para que te plazca que los insultos de aquellos que te ultrajan sean más bien dirigidos hacia nosotros,
Para que te plazca misericordiosamente recibir esta nuestra humilde reparación,
Para que te plazca hacer nuestra adoración aceptable a Ti,

Hostia Pura, Escucha nuestra oración.
Hostia Santa, Escucha nuestra oración.
Hostia Inmaculada, Escucha nuestra oración.

Cordero de Dios, que quitas los pecados del mundo, Perdónanos, oh Señor.
Cordero de Dios, que quitas los pecados del mundo, Benignamente óyenos, oh Señor
Cordero de Dios, que quitas los pecados del mundo, Ten misericordia de nosotros.
Señor, ten piedad de nosotros. Cristo, ten piedad de nosotros.
V. Mira, oh Señor, nuestra aflicción,
R. Y da gloria a tu Santo Nombre.

Oremos
Señor Jesucristo,
que te dignas permanecer con nosotros en tu maravilloso Sacramento hasta el final del mundo,
para darle a tu Padre,
por la memoria de tu Pasión,
gloria eterna, y para darnos a nosotros el Pan de vida eterna:
concédenos la gracia de llorar,
con corazones llenos de dolor,
por las injurias que Tú has recibido en este Misterio adorable,
y por los muchos sacrilegios que cometen los impíos,
los herejes y los católicos.

Inflámanos con deseo ardiente de reparar todos estos insultos a los que,
en tu infinita misericordia,
has preferido exponerte antes que privarnos de tu Presencia en nuestros altares.
Tú, que con Dios Padre y el Espíritu Santo vives y reinas,
un solo Dios,
por los siglos de los siglos.
Amén

• Esta Letanía es antigua y nombraba cierto grupo, pero hoy en día es más frecuente encontrar misas negras y satanistas.

 

[Luz_Maria]

Replies are bolded.

LETANÍA DE REPARACIÓN
A NUESTRO SEÑOR EN LA EUCARISTÍA

(Para uso privado solamente)

Señor, Ten piedad de nosotros.
Cristo, Ten piedad de nosotros.
Señor, Ten piedad de nosotros.

Cristo, Óyenos.
Cristo, Benignamente óyenos.

(La respuesta es: Ten piedad de nosotros)
Dios Hijo, Redentor del mundo,
Santa Trinidad, un solo Dios,
Sagrada Hostia, ofrecida por la salvación de los pecadores,
Sagrada Hostia, anonadada en el altar para nosotros y por nosotros,
Sagrada Hostia, despreciada por los cristianos tibios,
Sagrada Hostia, signo de contradicción,
Sagrada Hostia, entregada a los satanistas* y herejes,
Sagrada Hostia, insultada por los blasfemos,
Sagrada Hostia, Pan de los ángeles, dado a los animales,
Sagrada Hostia, tirada en el lodo y pisoteada,
Sagrada Hostia, deshonrada por los sacerdotes infieles,
Sagrada Hostia, olvidada y abandonada en tus iglesias.

Sé misericordioso con nosotros, Perdónanos, oh Señor.
Sé misericordioso con nosotros,** Escúchanos, oh Señor**.

(La respuesta es: Te ofrecemos nuestra reparación)
Por el ultrajante desprecio de este maravilloso Sacramento,
Por tu extrema humillación en tu admirable Sacramento,
Por todas las comuniones indignas,
Por las irreverencias de los malos cristianos,
Por la profanación de tus santuarios,
Por los copones deshonrados y llevados a la fuerza,
Por las continuas blasfemias de los hombres impíos,
Por la impenitencia y traición de los herejes,
Por las conversaciones indignas en tus santos templos,
Por los profanadores de tus iglesias, a las que han profanado con sus sacrilegios,

(La respuesta es: Te suplicamos, óyenos.)
Para que plazca aumentar en todos los cristianos la reverencia debida a este adorable Misterio,
Para que te plazca manifestar el Sacramento de tu amor a los herejes,
Para que te plazca que los insultos de aquellos que te ultrajan sean más bien dirigidos hacia nosotros,
Para que te plazca misericordiosamente recibir esta nuestra humilde reparación,
Para que te plazca hacer nuestra adoración aceptable a Ti,

Hostia Pura, Escucha nuestra oración.
Hostia Santa, Escucha nuestra oración.
Hostia Inmaculada, Escucha nuestra oración.

Cordero de Dios, que quitas los pecados del mundo, Perdónanos, oh Señor.
Cordero de Dios, que quitas los pecados del mundo, Benignamente óyenos, oh Señor
Cordero de Dios, que quitas los pecados del mundo, Ten misericordia de nosotros.
Señor, ten piedad de nosotros. Cristo, ten piedad de nosotros.
V. Mira, oh Señor, nuestra aflicción,
R. Y da gloria a tu Santo Nombre.

Oremos
Señor Jesucristo,
que te dignas permanecer con nosotros en tu maravilloso Sacramento hasta el final del mundo,
para darle a tu Padre,
por la memoria de tu Pasión,
gloria eterna, y para darnos a nosotros el Pan de vida eterna:
concédenos la gracia de llorar,
con corazones llenos de dolor,
por las injurias que Tú has recibido en este Misterio adorable,
y por los muchos sacrilegios que cometen los impíos,
los herejes y los católicos.

Inflámanos con deseo ardiente de reparar todos estos insultos a los que,
en tu infinita misericordia,
has preferido exponerte antes que privarnos de tu Presencia en nuestros altares.
Tú, que con Dios Padre y el Espíritu Santo vives y reinas,
un solo Dios,
por los siglos de los siglos.
Amén

• Esta Letanía es antigua y nombraba cierto grupo, pero hoy en día es más frecuente encontrar misas negras y satanistas.