Second
Sunday of Lent
"Christ
showed His disciples the glory of His
radiance
to which He configures those who are His." - St Thomas Aquinas
to which He configures those who are His." - St Thomas Aquinas
Fra
Angelico
"Through
your Transfiguration, O Christ, you returned Adam's nature to its original
splendor, restoring its very elements to the glory and brilliance of Your
divinity." - Byzantine Liturgy
Excerpt below from: Letters To A Brother Priest (pg 9)
"Christian faith's steady gaze upon Jesus transforms us here and now." -
Fr Hans Urs von Balthasar
Excerpt below from: Letters To A Brother Priest (pg 9)
Co-authors: Rev Fr Vincent Martin
Lucia/Rev Msgr Josefino Ramirez
"Peter, James and
John witnessed the Transfiguration of Christ
on Mount Tabor. The
whole world will witness the glorious transfiguration of Christ in the Blessed
Sacrament.
It will have the
exact opposite effect of the bombing of Nagasaki. At the transfiguration of
Christ in the Blessed Sacrament, there will be an explosion of divine energy which will release
the power of His love and renew the face of the earth. Then the world will see
Real Power! All will be made well. All will belong to His Heart. All will be
made one.
In the meantime,
there are five
graces we receive each time we visit Jesus in the Blessed
Sacrament. By His
glorious wounds we are the ones who are transfigured and changed through His
healing love.
Restoration,sanctification, transformation, reparation
and salvation are the graces being poured out graciously upon us with each holy hour we make.
and salvation are the graces being poured out graciously upon us with each holy hour we make.
Like Peter... this is
why we should exclaim in His Divine Presence, 'Lord, how good it is for us to be here!'"
"The Blessed Sacrament is the first and supreme
object of our
worship. We must preserve
in the depths
of our hearts a constant and uninterrupted,
profound adoration of this precious pledge
of our hearts a constant and uninterrupted,
profound adoration of this precious pledge
of Divine
Love." - St Mary Euphrasia
Pelletier
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