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Our Social Networks Facebook Youtube Telegram Twitter Centercode Telegram-plane Comment MOTHER & REFUGE OF THE END TIMES IN THE END MY IMMACULATE HEART WILL TRIUMPH! HOME ABOUT M&R MYSTICS ON M & R Privacy Policy ARTICLES BOOKS DONATE CONTACT US PRAYER REQUESTS LIVE PRAYERS HOME ABOUT M&R MYSTICS ON M & R Privacy Policy ARTICLES BOOKS DONATE CONTACT US PRAYER REQUESTS LIVE PRAYERS WATCH ONLINE Mother Of The Eucharist By Bella Francis The heart of a mother is the heart of the one who gave the Eucharist. If we honor and love her heart,  she forms our hearts to encounter Christ in the Eucharist by guiding us to be more conscious, true, intimate,  to welcome Him,  live authentic lives thus making us become Eucharistic souls.   John the Baptist cries out in the wilderness,  to prepare the way for the Lord who comes and is born for us, how lowering the neck of pride and filling the gaps of miseries with the virtue of humility and poverty,  in obedience in purity, mortifying us by fasting and detachment from self and material goods.   Only with a true preparation for the meeting with God which is coming to us,.  Poverty, purity, obedience:  all these are riches for all the people but even more so for the priests who celebrate the Eucharist and who must obtain the Eucharist in detachment from self from possessions, by mortification,  the spirit empties and lifts up the soul toward heaven.  How many priests fast, do mortification,  they are very few.  Their tables are stacked with food, bellies full, all of which weighs them down and diminishes their sanctity.   The priest in this state, fails to recognize the coming of the Lord,  lacking in trust , thus obscuring the presence of Our Lord to the people.  The  Eucharist is an encounter with God who blends in with us and what is the Eucharist if not love;  love that wants to nourish us but only if our involvement, our spirit  prepares for His coming, with prayer, mortification, poverty,  purity, obedience.  Only then can we recognize His love and welcome Him.  When you are  full of yourself, love doesn’t enter and you don’t recognize it.  Let’s go to the heart of Mary , let’s go to her who shapes us who helps us with all the necessary virtues who prepares us to encounter her Son in the Eucharist who will be born in us.     Below is an excerpt from Fr. Stefano Manelli from “Jesus, our Eucharistic love”   “The Holy Eucharist is the Bread that comes from our Heavenly Mother. It is Bread produced by Mary from the flour of Her immaculate flesh, kneaded into dough with her virginal milk. St. Augustine wrote, “Jesus took His Flesh from the flesh of Mary.” We know, too, that united to the Divinity in the Eucharist there is Jesus’ Body and Blood taken from the body and blood of the Blessed Virgin. Therefore, at every Holy Communion we receive,   it would be quite correct, and a very beautiful thing, to take notice of our Holy Mother’s sweet and mysterious presence, inseparably united with Jesus in the Host. Jesus is always the Son she adores. He is Flesh of her flesh and Blood of her blood. If Adam could call Eve “bone of my bone and flesh of my flesh” (Gen. 2:23), cannot the holy Virgin Mary even more rightly call Jesus ‘Flesh of my flesh and Blood of my blood”? Taken from the “intact Virgin” as says St. Thomas Aquinas, the flesh of Jesus is the maternal flesh of Mary, the blood of Jesus is the maternal blood of Mary. Therefore, it will never be possible to separate Jesus from Mary.   And thus “The Eucharist,” writes St. Albert the Great, “produces impulses of a love that is angelic, and It has the unique power to put in souls a holy feeling of tenderness toward the Queen of Angels. She has given us what is Flesh of her flesh and Bone of her bone, and in the Eucharist, she continues to give us this sweet, virginal, heavenly banquet. When we go before Jesus on the altar, we always find Him “with Mary His Mother,” as the Magi did at Bethlehem (Mt. 2:11). And Jesus in the sacred Host, from the altar of our hearts, can repeat to each of us what He said to St. John the Evangelist from the altar of Calvary, “Behold thy Mother” (John 19:27). For this reason, at every Holy Mass which is celebrated, the Blessed Virgin can repeat with truth to Jesus in the Host and in the Chalice, “You are my Son today I have generated You” (Ps. 2:7). And justly St. Augustine teaches us that in the Eucharist “Mary extends and perpetuates Her Divine Maternity”, while St. Albert the Great exhorts with love, “My Soul if you wish to experience intimacy with Mary let yourself be carried between Her arms and nourished with Her blood” … Go with this ineffable chaste thought to the banquet of God and you will find in the Blood of the Son the nourishment of the Mother.”   And so there could be a never-ending extolling of Our Blessed Mother’s virtues in drawing us close to her beloved Son. Her tenderness, her love, her constant pleading for our cause is unsurpassed.   Immaculate heart of Mary, Mother of the Eucharist, Mother of the Word Incarnate,  Mother of fair love, we implore your intercession for our salvation. 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Our Social Networks Facebook Youtube Telegram Twitter Centercode Telegram-plane Comment MOTHER & REFUGE OF THE END TIMES IN THE END MY IMMACULATE HEART WILL TRIUMPH! HOME ABOUT M&R MYSTICS ON M & R Privacy Policy ARTICLES BOOKS DONATE CONTACT US PRAYER REQUESTS LIVE PRAYERS HOME ABOUT M&R MYSTICS ON M & R Privacy Policy ARTICLES BOOKS DONATE CONTACT US PRAYER REQUESTS LIVE PRAYERS WATCH ONLINE Wife’s Prayer By Bella Francis O merciful Lord God, who in the beginning didst take Eve out of the side of Adam and didst give her to him as a helpmate: grant me grace to live worthy of the honorable state of matrimony to which Thou hast called me, that I may love my husband with a pure and chaste love, acknowledging him as my head, and truly reverencing and obeying him in all good things; that thereby I may please him, and live with him in all Christian serenity. Keep me from all worldliness and vanity. Help me, O Lord, that I may, under him, prudently and discreetly guide and govern his household. Let no fault of mine aggravate any sins by which he may be especially tempted; enable me to soothe him in perplexity, to cheer him in difficulty, to refresh him in weariness, and, as far as may be, to advise him in doubt. [Give me understanding so to fulfil my part in the education of our children, that they may be our joy in this world and our glory in the next.] Grant that our perfect union here may be the beginning of the still more perfect and blissful union hereafter in Thy kingdom; and this I pray through Jesus Christ our Lord.  Amen. The focus of man and wife is to help lead each other to their heavenly abode where they can enjoy the beatific vision of God.Marriage is to be held in the utmost importance and admiration as men and women “become one flesh” in holy matrimony. “Therefore a man shall leave his father and his mother and hold fast to his wife, and they shall become one flesh.” (Genesis 2:24) An adaptation from Archbishop Fulton Sheen’s Book of SacramentsThe man is the “head” of the wife, as Christ is the Head of the Church. What did Christ do for the Church as her Head? He died for it. Hence, husbands must show love to their wives. The “headship” is not overlord-ship, but love unto sacrifice. The wife, in her turn, will show to the husband the devotion and love the Church does to Christ. Wives must obey their husbands as they would obey the Lord. The man is the head to which the woman’s body is united, just as Christ is the head of the Church, He, the Savior, on whom the safety of His body depends; and women must owe obedience at all points to their husbands, as the Church does to Christ. (Eph. 5:22–24) Subscribe for our FREE Newsletter Submit You have been successfully Subscribed! Ops! Something went wrong, please try again. More on Mother of Refuge of the End Times The Spiritual Meditations of St. Francis de Sales – SIXTH MEDITATION The Spiritual Meditations of St. Francis de Sales – FIFTH MEDITATION Viral Video! Catholics Wake-Up: The Warnings of Fatima Are Happening Now! Turn To The Immaculate Heart of Mary! Load More Go to Mother and Refuge Homepage Live Prayers with Mother and Refuge:    Join us on Youtube and Telegram.