The resurrection of Our Lord is a call to us to show with our lives that he lives. The visit to the Blessed Sacrament is an act of piety that only takes a few minutes; nevertheless, what a lot of graces and what fortitude and peace does Our Lord give through it. There we find that our sense of presence of God throughout the day is improved and we gather new strength to take the difficulties of the day in our stride. There our desire to work better is enkindled and we are provided with a good supply of peace and joy to take with us to our family life.  Our Lord, who always pays generously, is grateful for the fact that we have gone to visit Him.

The resurrection of Our Lord is a call to us to show with our lives that he lives. The visit to the Blessed Sacrament is an act of piety that only takes a few minutes; nevertheless, what a lot of graces and what fortitude and peace does Our Lord give through it. There we find that our sense of presence of God throughout the day is improved and we gather new strength to take the difficulties of the day in our stride. There our desire to work better is enkindled and we are provided with a good supply of peace and joy to take with us to our family life.  Our Lord, who always pays generously, is grateful for the fact that we have gone to visit Him.

The resurrection of Our Lord is a call to us to show with our lives that he lives. The visit to the Blessed Sacrament is an act of piety that only takes a few minutes; nevertheless, what a lot of graces and what fortitude and peace does Our Lord give through it. There we find that our sense of presence of God throughout the day is improved and we gather new strength to take the difficulties of the day in our stride. There our desire to work better is enkindled and we are provided with a good supply of peace and joy to take with us to our family life.  Our Lord, who always pays generously, is grateful for the fact that we have gone to visit Him.

The resurrection of Our Lord is a call to us to show with our lives that he lives. The visit to the Blessed Sacrament is an act of piety that only takes a few minutes; nevertheless, what a lot of graces and what fortitude and peace does Our Lord give through it. There we find that our sense of presence of God throughout the day is improved and we gather new strength to take the difficulties of the day in our stride. There our desire to work better is enkindled and we are provided with a good supply of peace and joy to take with us to our family life.  Our Lord, who always pays generously, is grateful for the fact that we have gone to visit Him.