Reflections Before the Blessed Sacrament - Deegan II, Arthur X.
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Kneeling before Jesus in the tabernacle or being exposed on the altar is a magnificent gift of God. Aware of our sinfulness and the need to draw ever closer to Jesus, who did so much for us, we hope to show Him during these few minutes of prayer how much we love Him. However, being human, and despite our intent to focus on Him and nothing else, we often find our minds wandering or distracted only to suddenly realize we forgot where we were and what we wanted to do.One way of trying to maintain our attention solely on Jesus is to use a reflection prepared ahead of time in a devotional book. In…mehr

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Kneeling before Jesus in the tabernacle or being exposed on the altar is a magnificent gift of God. Aware of our sinfulness and the need to draw ever closer to Jesus, who did so much for us, we hope to show Him during these few minutes of prayer how much we love Him. However, being human, and despite our intent to focus on Him and nothing else, we often find our minds wandering or distracted only to suddenly realize we forgot where we were and what we wanted to do.One way of trying to maintain our attention solely on Jesus is to use a reflection prepared ahead of time in a devotional book. In this humble book you will find a series of reflections, homilies given by the author over the years, to help you to offer yourself more fully every day, and especially when you are in Jesus' presence in the Eucharist.
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Autorenporträt
After spending 12 years in a Catholic seminary, five of which as a professed religious, Dr. Arthur X. Deegan served three years in the US Army and then received a doctorate from the University of Michigan. Then he wrote The Priest as Manager and Developing a Vibrant Parish Council. He was the first chairman-and later Executive Director of the Conference for Pastoral Development and Council Development, and Executive Director of Cathedral Ministry in the New Millennium. In these positions and as a Bible study group leader for many years, he tries to help individuals and faith-sharing groups to mine new insights into oft-read Scripture passages and see what they never saw before in the word of God. In his retirement, he authored four devotional books.