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During
the course of her life as a Nun her devotion to the Blessed Sacrament
transformed her into a woman of infectious joy. It was revealed to her,
thru revelations from the Lord Himself, the power of a Holy Hour before the
Blessed Sacrament. Here are some of her quotes, and some of the messages
from the Lord Jesus to her, about the importance of Eucharistic Adoration in
our lives:
"How often, late in the evening, by the pale flickering of the sanctuary
lamp, have I come close to Jesus and there, leaning against the altar rail,
listened to His voice and poured forth the secrets of my heart!"
"It is true that, since his Resurrection, Our Lord, in the Host, is no
longer able to suffer; but the insults, the contempt, the hatred, the neglect,
the indifference, and ingratitude affect him all the same and wound his
Eucharistic Heart."
"The veil of mystery has been torn asunder. He is there, my God, infinite
Unity, adorable Trinity, under the appearance of a small piece of bread. Jesus
is there, in His sacred Humanity, His Heart, His precious Blood, His Soul, His
eternal Divinity; He is there, whole and entire, in each Host consecrated
throughout the world and in each fragment of consecrated Host."
"The more I contemplated the Eucharistic Heart of Jesus, the more I
understood that it was the source of all graces, the source of all holiness,
the source of all love, the source of all mercy, the source of all forgiveness,
the source of all peace, the source of all joy."
The Eucharistic Heart draws me more and more to the Sacred Host. As I pass
near the chapel, I am moved by an irresistible impulse to enter. Near the
tabernacle I experience an indefinable joy. When the Blessed Sacrament is
exposed I am enraptured, paralyzed, as it were, by the Eucharistic Heart. When I
leave the Chapel, I am obliged to wrench myself from the Divine Prisoner.
One day before her Holy Hour, Jesus showed Bl. Dina Belanger a multitude of
souls on the precipice of hell. After her Holy Hour, Jesus showed the
same souls in the hands of God. He told her that through Holy Hours of
prayer a multitude of souls go to Heaven who otherwise would have gone
to hell as one person can make up for what is lacking in the lives of
others by winning precious efficacious graces for their salvation.
(Note: This is not a quote but it is a description of one of
Bl. Dina Belanger's many visions)
"If souls but understood the Treasure they possess in the Divine
Eucharist, it would be necessary to encircle the tabernacles with the
strongest ramparts for, in the delirium of a devouring and holy hunger,
they would press forward themselves to feed on the Bread of Angels. The
Churches would overflow with adorers consumed with love for the Divine
prisoner no less by night than by day."
"Adore Christ in the Blessed Sacrament, the source of eternal life." Pope Leo XIV
"Each time we adore Christ in the Eucharist, our hearts will be united in him." Pope Leo XIV
"The Christian life needs to be nourished..., above all, by the cultivation of a personal relationship with the Lord in Eucharistic adoration." Pope Francis
"God is waiting for us in Jesus Christ in the Blessed Sacrament. Let us not leave him waiting in vain! Let us not, through distraction and lethargy, pass by the greatest and most important thing life offers us." Pope Benedict XVI
"Help us, Jesus, to understand that in order 'to do' in your Church we must first learn 'to be', that is, to stay with you, in your sweet company, in adoration." St. Pope John Paul II
"God deserves too much from us for us to be able to throw to him a few crumbs of our time and our heart. It would not be wise to give so much of ourselves to worldly things and little of ourselves to Jesus." Bl. Pope John Paul I