CATHOLIC INSPIRATIONS OVERLOAD: When things seem rough, pray to God...

CATHOLIC INSPIRATIONS OVERLOAD: When things seem rough, pray to God...:   Whenever you're asking where is God in the rough times of your journey. Say a prayer, he's walking with you. #PrayToGod

A Beautiful Prayer to Say this Christmas

Christmas Prayer 

Lord God, heavenly Father, we give thanks that in your great mercy and compassion you allowed your dear Son to become incarnate and through him redeemed us from sin and eternal death. Enlighten our hearts by your Holy Spirit that we may always be thankful for such grace and be comforted in all trouble and temptation, and at last, obtain eternal salvation; through your beloved Son, Jesus Christ our Lord, who lives and reigns with you and the Holy Spirit, one true God, now and forever. Amen.

Prayer to Jesus

 

Jesus our Master, Walk with Us

Jesus our Master, walk with us on the road as we yearn to reach the heavenly country, so that following your light, we may stay on the way of righteousness, and never wander into the horrible darkness of this world’s night, while you, the way, the truth, and the life, are shining within us.

A Christmas Prayer to Experience Jesus as A Gift in Our Hearts 💕 😇 🙏

 

A Christmas Prayer to Include Jesus

Dear Lord, too many times I have excluded You from my Christmas and been satisfied with presents and stuff.  Let me not be content until I experience the gift of You in my heart.  Cause me to see You as the ultimate Gift.  In Jesus  Name, Amen.

A Prayer of love to Jesus by Saint Bonaventure

Prayer for the Love of Jesus

Ah! sweet Jesus, pierce the marrow of my soul with the healthful arrows of your love, that it may truly burn, and melt, and languish, with the desire for you alone; that it may desire to be dissolved and to be with you; let it hunger alone for the bread of life; let it thirst after you, the spring and fountain of eternal light, the stream of true pleasure; let it always desire you, seek you, and find you, and sweetly rest in you. Amen.

Source: Bonaventura, d. 1274, Source of this version: Freely modified from Prayers of the Middle Ages, edited by J. Manning Potts, 1954.