Tuesday, May 12, 2020
Tuesday of the Fifth
Week of Easter
John, Chapter 14, verse 27
Peace I leave with you; my peace I give to you. Not as the
world gives do I give it to you. Do not let your hearts be troubled or afraid.
Shalom,
which means peace, is a Hebrew salutation. Yet Christ tells us that HIS shalom
is different. It is a gift of salvation a messianic blessing.
Through
the spirit we are born again, sons and daughters of the eternal. The world and
its attractions to sin lose its sparkle to us. Yes, we may fall from time to
time, but the spirit and peace of Christ is always with us and we rise up
again.
Coffee with Christ: Tuesdays
Are Special
We seek friendship with God through Christ, the Holy
Spirit and His mother-Mary. There is no greater help in our life’s journey in
this world than through friendship with Jesus Christ and His mother. Prayer is,
in its purest sense, a personal journey or intimacy with Our Lord. The
imaginary premise of this article is to encourage having a “Coffee Clutch” with
Christ and gather for coffee and conversation through the inspiration of the
Holy Spirit. Ideally having a regular or daily set time or appointment to meet and
discuss with Him your hopes, dreams, plans and goals. To bear your heart to
Him. To just sit down with Christ and talk, laugh, and enjoy each other’s
company, over a cup of coffee. To make the common Holy and grow in the love and
likeness to our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ.
My
Coffee Conversation with Christ
During a Coffee I apologize to Christ as I hand Him a
cup of micro waved coffee. I tell him
that I could not sleep last night and that I got up in the middle of the night
and could not go back to sleep. He states that when that happens it is a good
time to pray. Pray and I will be there with you. He mentions that the coffee is
good, and he would have liked to have had a microwave back in Jerusalem. He
also tells me that I should try and make it to the Blessed Sacrament Chapel for
a little “one on one” time. He further reveals that Tuesdays are always trying
for Him; for it was the day that Judas went to the Sanhedrin to betray Him and
that it comforts Him when someone has a special devotion to him on that day. He
further states that I would grow in grace if I was careful to observe and make
a Novena to His Holy Face for the nine days preceding Ash Wednesday ending the
Novena on Shrove (day before Ash Wednesday) Tuesday.
(as dictated by Our Lord to Sister Marie of St. Peter)
May the most holy, most sacred, most adorable, most incomprehensible and ineffable Name of God be forever praised, blessed, loved, adored and glorified in Heaven, on Earth, and under the Earth by all the creatures of God and by the Sacred Heart of Our Lord Jesus Christ in the Most Holy Sacrament of the Altar. Amen. Eternal Father, I offer Thee the adorable Face of Thy Beloved Son for the honour and glory of Thy Name, for the conversion of sinners and the salvation of the dying. Amen.
Those who by words, prayers or writing defend My cause
in this Work of Reparation I will defend before My Father and will give them My
Kingdom.
By offering My Face to My Eternal Father, nothing will
be refused, and the conversion of many sinners will be obtained.
By My Holy Face, they will work wonders, appease the
anger of God, and draw down mercy on sinners.
As in a kingdom they can procure all that is desired
with a coin stamped with the King's effigy, so in the Kingdom of Heaven they
will obtain all they desire with the precious coin of My Holy Face.
Those who on earth contemplate the wounds of My Face
shall in Heaven behold it radiant with glory.
They will receive in their souls a bright and constant
irradiation of My Divinity, that by their likeness to My Face they shall shine
with particular splendor in Heaven.
I will defend them, I will preserve them, and I assure
them of Final Perseverance.[2]
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Devotions
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