Showing posts with label Mercy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mercy. Show all posts

Monday, May 7, 2012

Litany For A Good Death



Litany For A Good Death


O Lord Jesus, God of goodness and Father of mercies,
I draw nigh to Thee with a contrite and humble heart;
to Thee I recommend the last hour of my life,
and that judgment which awaits me afterwards,

Merciful Jesus, have mercy on me.

When my feet, benumbed with death,
shall admonish me that my course in this life is drawing to an end,

Merciful Jesus, have mercy on me.

When my hands, cold and trembling,
shall no longer be able to clasp the Crucifix,
and shall let it fall against my will on my bed of suffering,

Merciful Jesus, have mercy on me.

When my eyes, dim with trouble at the approach of death,
shall fix themselves on Thee, my last and only support,

Merciful Jesus, have mercy on me.

When my lips, cold and trembling,
shall pronounce for the last time Thy adorable Name,

Merciful Jesus, have mercy on me.

When my face, pale and livid,
shall inspire the beholders with pity and dismay;
when my hair, bathed in the sweat of death,
and stiffening on my head,
shall forebode my approaching end,

Merciful Jesus, have mercy on me.

When my ears, soon to be for ever shut to the discourse of men,
shall be open to the irrevocable decree which is to fix my doom for all eternity,

Merciful Jesus, have mercy on me.

When my imagination, agitated by dreadful specters,
shall be sunk in an abyss of anguish; when my soul,
affrighted with the sight of my iniquities and the terrors of Thy judgment,
shall have to fight against the Angel of darkness,
who will endeavor to conceal from my eyes Thy mercies,
and to plunge me into despair,

Merciful Jesus, have mercy on me.

When my poor heart, oppressed with suffering
and exhausted by its continual struggles with the enemies of its salvation,
shall feel the pangs of death,

Merciful Jesus, have mercy on me.

When the last tear, the forerunner of my dissolution,
shall drop from my eyes, receive it as a sacrifice of expiation for my sins;
grant that I may expire the victim of penance;
and then in that dreadful moment,

Merciful Jesus, have mercy on me.

When my friends and relations, encircling my bed,
shall be moved with compassion for me,
and invoke Thy clemency in my behalf,

Merciful Jesus, have mercy on me.

When I shall have lost the use of my senses;
when the world shall have vanished from my sight;
when my agonizing soul shall feel the sorrows of death,

Merciful Jesus, have mercy on me.

When my soul, trembling on my lips,
shall bid adieu to the world, and leave my body lifeless, pale and cold,
receive this separation as a homage in that last moment of my mortal life,

Merciful Jesus, have mercy on me.

When at length my soul, admitted to Thy presence,
shall first behold the splendor of Thy Majesty,
reject it not, but receive me into Thy bosom,
where I may for ever sing Thy praises,

Merciful Jesus, have mercy on me.

Let us Pray.

O God, Who hast doomed all men to die,
but hast concealed from all the hour of their death,
grant that I may pass my days in the practice of holiness and justice,
and that I may be made worthy to quit this world,
in the embrace of Thy love.
Through the merits of our Lord Jesus Christ,
Who liveth and reigneth with Thee
in the unity of the Holy Spirit.

Amen.


Saturday, March 17, 2012

This Is Catholic Courage

Sweet Jesus, we love You back!


Show your Catholic Courage.
Live, love, serve, and suffer in imitation of Christ.

                                                               God is at work in you!

Tuesday, December 6, 2011

Our Photo Collection Grows

JKP adds a new album, "Come Back To Me," to its collection.


Discover or rediscover true and lasting joy, mercy, healing,
forgiveness, and peace.

Discover or rediscover the
One, Holy, Catholic, Apostolic, and Pro-Life Church.

God is so in love with you!

Wednesday, January 19, 2011

The Catholic Revolver with Jerry and Guest Leslie Brunolli

For Individuals Feeling Guilt and Shame From Abortion: Healing is Possible, and Help is Available
Leslie Brunolli is the San Diego Coordinator for Silent No More Awareness and also conducts Rachel's Hope post abortive retreats in San Diego, California.
Click on the link to listen to this very moving, honest, and healing show.
http://www.blogtalkradio.com/catholicrevolver/2011/01/19/the-catholic-revolver-with-jerry--leslie-brunolli

Rachel's Hope
After abortion healing and reconciliation
for Catholic Women (or Catholic friendly)

To learn more, click on the link:
http://rachelshope.org/

Offering compassion and healing to each individual person
in a non-judgmental environment.

Silent No More Awareness
A Campaign whereby Christians make the public aware of the devastation abortion brings to women and men. The campaign seeks to expose and heal the secrecy and silence surrounding the emotional and physical pain of abortion.

http://www.silentnomoreawareness.org/about/

Thank you Leslie, Jerry,
Rachel's Hope, and Silent No More Awareness.

God is at work in you!

Saturday, January 1, 2011

Joseph Karl Publishing Hits the Ground Running With Lots to Accomplish in 2011

Meet Paul Ray – the author and editor armed with unfailing faith and an incredible story to share.

Be sure to read Paul's interview with MyCatholicBlog.com,
and allow yourself to be drawn into
greater intimacy with the Divine:

http://www.mycatholicblog.com/interview-with-paul-ray/

Paul's blog is Tongues as of Fire!

http://www.tonguesasoffire.blogspot.com/


Paul Ray was instantly delivered from an addiction to alcohol by Jesus Christ on June 9, 2002, and since that moment has dedicated his life to knowing, loving, and serving God within His One, Holy, Catholic and Apostolic Church. Paul is a dynamic Catholic writer and speaker, and an editor at Joseph Karl Publishing. His life changing book, A New Voice for a Broken Soul, will be published fall 2011. Paul was just recruited by Apostolate Films to the team making the documentary film about Servant of God Father John Hardon, S.J. He also teaches high school Catechism at his parish.

Sunday, October 31, 2010

What Every Catholic Should Know

Making a proper examination of conscience.



Go to reconciliation regularly, and often.

Please share this with others.

God is at work in you!