Come to Me

When we contemplate the Sacred Host on the altar or in the monstrance, we see Christ himself, encouraging us and helping us to live on earth with our gaze on Heaven, on himself, whom one day we will see coming in glory, surrounded by the angels and the saints.  Here on earth it is Christ himself who welcomes man, his friend so often harshly treated on his pilgrim journey, and strengthens him with the warmth of his understanding and of his love.  In the Eucharist the sweet words, Come to me all you who labor and are heavy laden and I will give you rest, acquire their full meaning.  This personal and profound relief that He offers us, and which is the only true recompense and solace for all our labors along the paths of the world, can be found, at least partially and in anticipation, in the divine Bread that Christ offers us at the Eucharistic table.  May we not fail to receive him as He deserves.

Join us for Adoration every Tuesday (1 - 10 pm) and Wednesday(1pm - 6 pm).

Call Ruthann at 756-8551 for questions, to commit to an hour, or to be a substitute.