Adoration

For some, the sun will tan their skin, making them lookradiant. Others will get the dreaded summer sunburn, making them appear more like a lobster than a human. No one who lays on these beaches will remain unchanged.Even if they have on a sunblock, their skin will still make some Vitamin D and they will be better for the exposure. At the very least, the summer sun brings light and joy to the spirit, making the long dark winter days seen so faraway. The rays of the sun change and alter whatever they touch. Let’s take the same scenario, only this time not withAugust beach dwellers. Instead, let’s look at those who sit before the Eternal Sun. Let’s look at those people who soak in the rays of the Son of God, Really, Truly andSubstantially Present in the Most Blessed Sacrament. There are some who will allow such rays to enrich their lives and beautify their soul, making them radiant. There are others whose sins will be burnt away beneath the purifying rays of the son. Even those who sit in thePresence of our Eucharistic King with the ‘sunblock of disbelief’ will not remain the same. Our Lord will heal, so silently, the sound of their lack of faith. Like the Vitamin D that is created in the skin from exposure to the sun, the love of Christ is generated in the soul from exposure to the sun, the love of Christ is generated in the soul from exposure toHis Eucharistic Presence. The rays of the Son change and alter whatever they touch.

Call Ruthann at 756-8551 for questions, to commit to an hour, or to be a substitute. Adoration times are every Tuesday from 1 - 10 pm and every Wednesday from 1 - 6 pm.