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EPISODE · Mar 4, 2024 · 35 MIN

Atonement, Reparation and Reconciliation to the Heart of Jesus

from Ad Jesum per Mariam · host Ad Jesum per Mariam

Atonement, Reparation and Reconciliation to the Heart of Jesus Every so often we hear or read a statement that most Christians do not believe that Jesus is really present in the Blessed Sacrament. This statement is not new to our times! This belief and issue go back hundreds of years. Go back to the year 1673, in the convent of the Visitation Sisters, a religious community that is founded precisely to visit the Blessed Sacrament. Founded to spend time in adoration and appreciation for the sacramental presence of the Lord. Christ appeared to a young sister . . . Margaret Mary. Hear more on what Jesus expects from all of us in: Atonement, Reparation and Reconciliation to the Heart of Jesus Listen to this third installment of this season’s Lenten Friday Conferences. Note: During the conference we hear the Montfort Spirituality Atonement Prayer to the Heart of Jesus. The prayer is in excess of three hundred years old. ----------------------------------- Image: Jesus Appearing to Margaret Mary Note: This marks the third Friday of the current Lenten Season, featuring special formation conferences covering a range of seasonal topics. You can revisit the initial installment, titled “The Spiritual Meaning of Lent,” (see web post for the link). The second installment is entitled: Where Did the Stations of the Cross Come From? Why Are They Important? What is the Peculiar Power of this Prayer? (see web post for the link).

Atonement, Reparation and Reconciliation to the Heart of Jesus Every so often we hear or read a statement that most Christians do not believe that Jesus is really present in the Blessed Sacrament. This statement is not new to our times! This belief and issue go back hundreds of years. Go back to the year 1673, in the convent of the Visitation Sisters, a religious community that is founded precisely to visit the Blessed Sacrament. Founded to spend time in adoration and appreciation for the sacramental presence of the Lord. Christ appeared to a young sister . . . Margaret Mary. Hear more on what Jesus expects from all of us in: Atonement, Reparation and Reconciliation to the Heart of Jesus Listen to this third installment of this season’s Lenten Friday Conferences. Note: During the conference we hear the Montfort Spirituality Atonement Prayer to the Heart of Jesus. The prayer is in excess of three hundred years old. ----------------------------------- Image: Jesus Appearing to Margaret Mary Note: This marks the third Friday of the current Lenten Season, featuring special formation conferences covering a range of seasonal topics. You can revisit the initial installment, titled “The Spiritual Meaning of Lent,” (see web post for the link). The second installment is entitled: Where Did the Stations of the Cross Come From? Why Are They Important? What is the Peculiar Power of this Prayer? (see web post for the link).

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