"The
best prayer is the one in which there
is the most love."
-
Bl Charles de Foucauld
Prayer
of Abandonment ~ Bl
Charles de Foucauld
Father,
I abandon myself into your hands;
I abandon myself into your hands;
do with me what you
will.
Whatever you may do, I thank
you:
I am ready for all, I accept
all.
Let only your will be done in
me,
and in all your
creatures.
I wish no more than this, O
Lord.
Into your hands I commend my
soul;
I offer it to
you
with all the love of my
heart,
for I love you,
Lord,
and so need to give
myself,
to surrender myself into your
hands,
without
reserve,
and with boundless
confidence,
for you are my Father.
Excerpt from the writings
of Fr Rene Voillaumeon
on the Blessed Sacrament and Charles de Foucauld:
on the Blessed Sacrament and Charles de Foucauld:
"You will always be right in imitating the attitude of
soul—which is so simple, so logical, so full of love—of Frere Charles of Jesus
towards the Blessed Sacrament. Our devotion to the Eucharist must be profound,
honest, totally embraced as essential. When one has acquired the disposition of
receiving this gift of God with the soul of a child, one is upset by the
reasoning of certain people... who dispute the devotion towards the Eucharist
and sometimes question its legitimacy on liturgical or historical grounds... Why
not, in the simple logic of faith, love the Eucharist with all the love with
which we love Jesus himself? That is what filled Father de Foucauld with the
spontaneity of a child."
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