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30 Marian Eucharistic Visits & I Wait for You

• Space to journal inspirations and thoughts
• Moving stories of the saints, Church teachings
• Restore or deepen your devotion to Mary & the Eucharist

I Wait for You

• Deeply moving firsthand accounts of miracles in Adoration
• Men & women who have experienced the Real Presence
• Scripture, saint quotes, and reflections from real people

30 Marian Eucharistic Visits & I Wait for You
Amid a wide range of spiritualities and charisms, the saints shared two consistent devotions: love for the Holy Eucharist and love for Our Lady. Here is the book that will immerse you deeply in both and inflame your heart with love for Jesus Eucharistic Heart through the heart of His Mother. The relational reflections contained in this volume will restore or increase your faith in the Body, Blood, Soul, and Divinity of Jesus in the Holy Eucharist. They will help you enter into meditation with Jesus and Mary as never before and will open your heart to receive the graces available from the Sacred Mysteries.
Each Marian Eucharistic Visit presented in these pages, similar in format to Lectio Divina, guides you through four parts: ponder (a short prayer or quote from a saint or spiritual writer), reflect (a meditation on the grace you are seeking from your visit), pray (a guided reflection with traditional Marian Eucharistic prayers), and savor (keys to resting in the presence of the Lord). Space is provided at the end of each meditation to journal about the resolutions, affections, and inspirations you receive during your time with Jesus in the Blessed Sacrament. Scripture passages are peppered throughout, as are scenes from the lives of Jesus and Mary to contemplate.
In page after page, you will find ways to rekindle the fire of divine love in your prayer life and to grow in loving communion with our Lord in the miracle of the Eucharist. Through the Blessed Virgins intercession, you will grow in virtue and discover spiritual treasures such as these:

• What St. Louis de Montfort said is the shortest, surest, and most perfect way to Jesus
• Four types of prayer to incorporate during Eucharistic Adoration
• The one thing that wounds Jesus Heart even more than our sins
• The Marian virtue that thwarts the evil ones tricks
• The medicine Our Lady uses to intercede for the spiritual healing of our souls
• You will be inspired by moving stories of saints such as Faustina, the Ftima children, and Pope John Paul II and will see how to apply them to your daily faith journey. With the chapters modeled on particular virtues in the life of Mary to imitate, these precious pages convey the Churchs teachings on the Real Presence of Jesus in the Eucharist, Adoration, Spiritual Communion, and much more.

I Wait for You

Whats it like to experience the Real Presence of Jesus in Eucharistic Adoration? What are the fruits of spending quiet time with Him and getting to know Him better? I Wait for You! Miracles on Main Street offers true, life-changing encounters of ordinary people, Catholic and non-Catholic alike, who have answered Jesus invitation to visit Him in the Blessed Sacrament.
This particular prayer devotion has been a part of the Catholic Church for centuries and is now experiencing a profound revival among people of all ages in Catholic parishes throughout the world. You will be deeply moved by firsthand accounts of men and women who have experienced the graces borne from spending time with Jesus in adoration.
You will be invited to pause and pray for a moment with Scripture, a saints quote and short reflection, offering an enhancement to your own personal prayer. In addition, as a helpful resource, basic guidelines for establishing a perpetual adoration chapel in your own parish are included.
The good news is that Jesus is here with us today-body, blood, soul and divinity-in the Holy Eucharist. Although Jesus comes to us under the appearance of bread and wine, His presence is as real to us now as when He walked this earth. He can perform miracles, heal us, teach us and love us. We can talk to Him and He can speak to us. Saint Teresa of Calcutta