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Morning Offering given
O Blessed Trinity – how I love Thee!
Fr. Wade L. J. Menezes, CPM
“O Most Holy Trinity, Father, Son, and Holy Spirit:
In union with every Mass that is celebrated this day throughout the whole world,
I want to offer to You all of my prayers, sufferings, sorrows, joys, and good works.
I do so to praise You, O Blessed Trinity,
and for all the desires of the Most Sacred Heart of Jesus and the Immaculate Heart of Mary.
I do so also in union with all the angels and saints
in reparation for all sin and for the conversion of poor sinners
— especially those who have no one to pray for them —
and for our finally being united with You in Heaven for all eternity.
Give me the graces necessary, O Most Holy Trinity,
while still living on earth,
to endure heroically any temporal punishment needed so as to
atone fully for my already-forgiven mortal and venial sins,
thereby avoiding Purgatory and
attaining the great grace of immediately entering Heaven
upon my death to be with You for all eternity.
Amen. “
Today we remember Roger W may he rest in peace.
Anniversary greeting to Mark & Sue C! Have a wonderful day!
St Paulinus illustrates that winning converts requires us to have great patience and sometimes to make great sacrifices. Lord let me never grow weary of revealing your glory to those who take a long time to believe.
Yesterday we laid to rest my uncle Richard. Fond memories filled the day. It was so very good to touch base with those whom I haven’t seen is such a very long time. We all share white/gray hair, we move a bit slower, but we all remembered our times together and were grateful for a chance to see each other again. God is good. Its always good to remember where you came from, what your family accomplished to make the world a better place and how God had/s a hand in all that we do. The homily was very thought provoking. As I looked around the cemetery, I remembered the names on the stones and the memories that came with the individuals I recognized there. I could have spent more time there. On the way home we stopped in at a cousin’s house, but she wasn’t home. Left a sorry we didn’t connect message. I’ve wondered for years why my mother never moved back into the area after her life with my biological father fell to pieces. I guess we’ll never have the answers to that question.
Know you are prayed for.
