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Prayer to Jesus Suffering: O Lord Jesus Christ

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 p. 97
Scan leaf 109 of the Internet Archive copy
Rights Public domain in the United States.
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Preces Gertrudianae: Prayers of St Gertrude and St. Mechtilde of The Order of St. Benedict.

LONDON, BURNS AND LAMBERT, 1861, p. 97

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Prayer to Jesus Suffering: O Lord Jesus Christ. Preces Gertrudianae: Prayers of St Gertrude and St. Mechtilde of The Order of St. Benedict. LONDON, BURNS AND LAMBERT, 1861, p. 97. https://manualistpress.com/prayers/prayer-to-jesus-suffering-o-lord-jesus-christ-preces-gertrudianae-1861/

This prayer was very familiar to St. Gertrude, and through its use she obtained the great grace that the stigmata of the Most Sacred Wounds of our Lord were impressed upon her heart.

O LORD Jesus Christ, Son of the living God, grant that I may aspire towards thee with all my heart, with yearning desire, with a soul ever athirst for thee; that I may breathe in thee alone, who art all sweetness and all delight; and that my whole spirit and my inmost heart may pant for thee, their true blessedness. O most merciful Lord, engrave thy Wounds upon my heart with thy most precious Blood, that I may read in them all thy grief and all thy love; and may the memory of thy Wounds ever abide in the secret of my heart, to excite my most lively compassion and to enkindle my most glowing love. Grant also that all creatures may grow vile in my eyes, and be thou alone sweet to my heart. Amen.

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