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Loving Affections to Jesus Blasphemed in His Passion

Preces Gertrudianae, compiled by Thomas Alder Pope, 1861Source and notes
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Printed in Preces Gertrudianae: Prayers of St Gertrude and St. Mechtilde of The Order of St. Benedict.
Imprint LONDON, BURNS AND LAMBERT, 1861
Pages pp. 108–110
Scan leaf 120, leaf 121, leaf 122 of the Internet Archive copy
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Preces Gertrudianae: Prayers of St Gertrude and St. Mechtilde of The Order of St. Benedict.

LONDON, BURNS AND LAMBERT, 1861, pp. 108–110

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Loving Affections to Jesus Blasphemed in His Passion. Preces Gertrudianae: Prayers of St Gertrude and St. Mechtilde of The Order of St. Benedict. LONDON, BURNS AND LAMBERT, 1861, pp. 108–110. https://manualistpress.com/prayers/loving-affections-to-jesus-blasphemed-in-his-passion-preces-gertrudianae-1861/

When St. Gertrude heard, in the Gospel of the Mass, the words: Thou hast a devil; she was unutterably distressed at so blasphemous a reproach, and addressed to our Lord the following prayer. While she was repeating it with most tender affection, our Lord appeared to draw near to her and to greet her, saying: Whoever shall salute me with the like affection in reparation for the blasphemies heaped upon me, in the dreadful day of judgment I will show him such tender affection in return, that all his adversaries shall be amazed and flee away.

HAIL, life-giving Germ of divine Majesty! hail, unfading Flower of human dignity! O most loving Jesus, for all the blasphemies and contumely with which thou wast assailed on earth, I salute and bless thee with all the affection and love of the whole creation. For every drop of thy Precious Blood shed in thy Passion, for every Wound thou didst bear in thy sacred Body, for every blow and stripe and bruise, I salute and bless thee ten thousand fold. For every tear thou didst shed, for every sigh thou didst breathe forth, for every sorrow thou didst feel, I bless and salute thee, O my sweetest Jesus, ten thousand fold. For every act of virtue thou didst do, for every thirsting desire with which thou didst yearn for our salvation, for every look of love thou didst bend on thy Mother and thy friends, I bless and salute thee ten thousand fold. For every fall along thy way of sorrows, for every shrinking and sinking of thy Human Flesh, for every movement of thy sacred Hands and Feet, I salute and bless thee ten thousand fold. I bless and salute thee ten thousand times, O meekest Jesus, for every drop of Blood that fell to the ground in thy sweat of agony, for every painful step of thy weary Feet, for every strong cry and tear wherewith thou didst offer thy prayers and thy supplication to thy Father. I salute and bless thee ten thousand times, O most gentle Jesus, for every gash with which thy sacred Body was torn in thy scourging, for every thorn of thy cruel crown which entered into thy Flesh, for all the loathsome spittings with which thou wast defiled. I bless and salute thee ten thousand times for every cord with which thou wast bound, for every reproach and outrage wherewith thy soul was saturated, for every impious greeting of scorn with which thou wast insulted. For every false charge brought against thee, O sinless Jesus, for every foul and impious lie uttered in disparagement of thee, and for every unjust sentence pronounced upon thee, I bless and salute thee ten thousand fold. Would, O most gracious Jesus, that I could multiply these my salutations and praises ten thousand times ten thousand fold, and offer them to thee every hour of my life; that so I might efface and make amends for all the insults, the contumely, and the blasphemy hurled against thee, my sweetest Redeemer! I pray thee, despise not the desire nor the sighing of thy poor, but, according to thine own essential goodness, deign to ratify and accept them. Amen.

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