Francis Xavier Lasance

Francis Xavier Lasance

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Portrait of Francis Xavier Lasance Francis Xavier Lasance Prayer-book for Religious (1904)

Mary, my dear Mother, I love thee; bless me and protect me.
St. Joseph, friend of the Sacred Heart, pray for me. My good angel, enlighten and guard me, rule and guide me. My holy patron saints, I salute you, and beseech you, together with all the angels and saints, to pray for me.
Unto the King of ages, the immortal, invisible, only God, be honor and glory for ever and ever!
The Lord bless us, and keep us from all evil, and bring us unto life everlasting.
May the souls of the faithful departed, through the mercy of God, rest in peace. Amen.
Morning Offering to the Blessed Sacrament.
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Portrait of Francis Xavier Lasance Francis Xavier Lasance Prayer-book for Religious (1904)

O Lord Jesus Christ, Redeemer of the world, behold us prostrate at Thy feet. With our whole heart we detest our sins of thought, word, and deed, and because we love Thee, and will love Thee above all created things, we steadfastly purpose, by the help of Thy grace, never more to offend Thee, and rather to die than to commit one mortal sin. Amen.
O Jesus, Who, during Thy prayer to the Father in the garden, wast so filled with sorrow and anguish that there came forth from Thee a bloody sweat; have mercy on us.
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Portrait of Francis Xavier Lasance Francis Xavier Lasance Prayer-book for Religious (1904)

Deign to make me obedient, modest, humble, patient, kind, and simple as a little child; draw me to Thee in ever closer union with Thy loving Sacred Heart; make me resigned to Thy holy will, and grant that I may be found worthy one day of that reward which Thou hast promised to those who love and serve Thee faithfully on earth. Give me Thy grace, that I may become a saint. Oh, stay with us, dear Jesus, till the evening of life. Pardon me all my past transgressions; for I love Thee truly with my whole heart; and when death comes, say to me: " Enter thou into the joy of thy Lord."
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