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CHRIST MY COMPANION



MY DAILY JOURNEY WITH CHRIST

We were told that the Holy Mass is the greatest prayer and sacrifice.

It is true.  Furthermost we do not know how to pray at Mass or offer our petitions.  Christ died, he suffered for our sake to take away all our burdens, and pains.  Most time we carry these burdens all through our lives.

He asked us to come to him all who are burden and heavy laden, that he would give us rest. For his yoke is easy and his burden is light.  That he is meek, lowly and gentle of heart that we will find rest for our soul,

Take  Christ for his word, He is the image of our Heavenly Father, He reveals God’s love for us. My daily journey with Christ is the Holy Eucharist, and daily attendance of Holy Mass.  At Mass the sacrifice of Christ is celebrated which surpasses all sacrifice, the Lamb of God that takes away the sins of the world.  The one made a curse to redeem us from every curse and power of evil.  For through his death evil was conquered so why are you afraid.
 
I learnt to pray at Mass, for each day I study the life of Christ in the Gospel 

Prayer: In faith and love we ask you, Father, to watch over your family gathered here.  In your mercy and loving kindness no thought of ours is left unguarded, no tear unheeded, no joy unnoticed. Through the prayer of Jesus may the blessings promised to the poor in spirit lead us to the treasures of your heavenly kingdom.  We ask this in the name of Jesus the Lord.

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