June 16, 2009
Heart of Jesus in the mystical experience of the saints:
In this third part would have to include a gallery of great saints, which is logically impossible. Recall, for starters, to St. Margaret Mary Alacoque, who was the confidante of the Sacred Heart of Jesus, also Saint Teresa of Avila, St. John of the Cross, St. Ignatius of Loyola, St. Bernard, St. Bonaventure, St. Gertrude, St. Catherine Siena, St. Francis of Assisi, and many other saints who have distinguished themselves by this devotion. Among those closest to us can remember one of the greatest promoters of the Sacred Heart of Jesus cited even by Pope Pius XII, who was the Father Mateo Crawley-Boevey, and Monsignor Manuel González, the bishop of abandoned tabernacles. " All these, among many others, have found in the Heart of Jesus delights. This is what we say in the last of the Litany: "Cor Jesu, deliciae sanctorum omnium," "Heart of Jesus, delight of all saints." They have come to drink from the inexhaustible source, and penetrating her from the side wound of Christ made her sweetness and treasure.
pause for a moment on that wound in his side which symbolizes, first of all, Jesus' invitation to enter into their lives, which is proper to the contemplative life. The beautiful wound repair also symbolizes that we also love. This is an essential note of devotion to the Sacred Heart. A heart pierced, wounded by his enemies, "Victim of sinners" (victim of sinners and sins) requires compensation claims many holy souls have offered their sufferings, their illnesses, their dryness, humiliations, all crosses, for console and make reparation to the Heart of Jesus, in the absence of love of many men. So you love, love for the offenses against the human being who loves, wants to claim, "avenge" holy speaking, the sins of men. This fix is \u200b\u200bfound expressed in this prayer that St. Francis of Assisi says the Lord, "where there is hatred, let me sow love, etc. ...". So if the launch is symbolic of sin and all that we have suffered to the Heart of Jesus, our love for Him must be repaired.
In this third part would have to include a gallery of great saints, which is logically impossible. Recall, for starters, to St. Margaret Mary Alacoque, who was the confidante of the Sacred Heart of Jesus, also Saint Teresa of Avila, St. John of the Cross, St. Ignatius of Loyola, St. Bernard, St. Bonaventure, St. Gertrude, St. Catherine Siena, St. Francis of Assisi, and many other saints who have distinguished themselves by this devotion. Among those closest to us can remember one of the greatest promoters of the Sacred Heart of Jesus cited even by Pope Pius XII, who was the Father Mateo Crawley-Boevey, and Monsignor Manuel González, the bishop of abandoned tabernacles. " All these, among many others, have found in the Heart of Jesus delights. This is what we say in the last of the Litany: "Cor Jesu, deliciae sanctorum omnium," "Heart of Jesus, delight of all saints." They have come to drink from the inexhaustible source, and penetrating her from the side wound of Christ made her sweetness and treasure.
pause for a moment on that wound in his side which symbolizes, first of all, Jesus' invitation to enter into their lives, which is proper to the contemplative life. The beautiful wound repair also symbolizes that we also love. This is an essential note of devotion to the Sacred Heart. A heart pierced, wounded by his enemies, "Victim of sinners" (victim of sinners and sins) requires compensation claims many holy souls have offered their sufferings, their illnesses, their dryness, humiliations, all crosses, for console and make reparation to the Heart of Jesus, in the absence of love of many men. So you love, love for the offenses against the human being who loves, wants to claim, "avenge" holy speaking, the sins of men. This fix is \u200b\u200bfound expressed in this prayer that St. Francis of Assisi says the Lord, "where there is hatred, let me sow love, etc. ...". So if the launch is symbolic of sin and all that we have suffered to the Heart of Jesus, our love for Him must be repaired.
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