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An angel holding the Sacred Heart, hand-coloured woodcut
Angel Holding the Sacred Heart, hand-coloured woodcut, Low Countries, 1490–1510. Rijksmuseum.

Dear Lord, Have Mercy

“Dear Lord, Have Mercy” 1

From Blessed Sacrament Book — Little Offices, compiled by F. X. Lasance Tools
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Imprint New York, Cincinnati, Chicago, Benziger Brothers
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Nihil Obstat: REMY LAFORT, Censor Librorum (no separate date printed)

Imprimatur: + JOHN CARDINAL FARLEY, Archbishop of New York

Approvals dated: NEW YORK, APRIL 6, 1918

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Angel Holding the Sacred Heart, hand-coloured woodcut, Low Countries, 1490–1510. Rijksmuseum.

Blessed Sacrament Book — Little Offices

New York, Cincinnati, Chicago, Benziger Brothers

Nihil Obstat: REMY LAFORT, Censor Librorum (no separate date printed)

Imprimatur: + JOHN CARDINAL FARLEY, Archbishop of New York

Approvals dated: NEW YORK, APRIL 6, 1918

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Dear Lord, Have Mercy. Blessed Sacrament Book — Little Offices. New York, Cincinnati, Chicago, Benziger Brothers. https://manualistpress.com/prayers/dear-lord-have-mercy-p1084-2/

DEAR Lord, have mercy on me; take pity on me, and do not let me disappoint any longer the desires of Thy sacred Heart. Give me the grace to be at last what Thou hast a right to expect me to be, favored as I have been in such unspeakable ways. May I receive Thee into the poor dwelling of my heart in this morning's communion, and in every communion that may still be before me, and especially in my last communion—may I receive Thee, O my Lord, with such dispositions that that last communion may place me in safety before Thy judgment-seat. Thou wilt be my Judge then; now Thou comest as my Saviour. O merciful Jesus, come now and possess my heart, that then Thou mayest be able to say to me: “Come and, possess My kingdom.” Thy kingdom come, O King of my heart! Come, Lord Jesus.

  1. By Father Russell. ↩

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