 An
Hour with Jesus
This booklet was designed to enhance your time spent with Jesus in the
Blessed Sacrament. It includes a prayer format to use in Adoration with
rosary meditations, prayers and spontaneous meditation topics. It's a
terrific tool to guide your devotions. Hugely popular. Let this booklet
lead you into deep solemn moment with Him.
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LIVING A 'MIRACULOUS LIFE' MEANS ASKING JESUS FOR THE 'ORCHESTRATION' OF HIS HOLY ANGELS
Are you in touch
with the supernatural? Are you living a miraculous life? Are you living in the orchestration of angels?
Christ did.
Remember the desert?
Let's examine this point: how angels orchestrate.
Look at your life. Look at each day. You know how they can go: One is smooth beyond all expectation, with everything falling neatly into place; your timing is just right; what you are trying to do goes together without a hitch. All the gears mesh in whatever you're attempting, and people are treating you just right.
That's a good day. We all have them. Hopefully, we thank God for them. Because good days -- flawless days -- are supernatural. Believe that.
And then there are bad days -- when you're all thumbs and when everything that could go wrong does.
You're out of sync. There seems to be a gremlin throwing little wrenches into those gears. There is resistance -- at every turn (and with everyone). It happens to all of us all of the time. And some of it is simply the flow of life: we are tested. Every day, our patience is examined by the Good Great Lord.
But there are ways we can enhance and even multiply those "good" days and one is by making sure we are utilizing angels. Angels direct many daily events. And so angels can help them go better. When mystics see angels, they describe holy entities guiding events and people around us (what we consider good "luck"). You know those classic paintings that show angels playing instruments in an orchestra? They orchestrate. Look at the role they played in the discovery of Jesus' Resurrection.
As reported by Dr. Jeffrey Long in his new book, Evidence of the Afterlife: The Science of Near-Death Experiences, a man named Jonathan had a one percent chance of surviving surgery on his esophagus. But he did.
"I remember standing about ten
feet up and ten feet to the side of my body on the operating table,"
Jonathan recounted in this book that has been drawing national attention. "Around the table were at
least a dozen nurses and doctors. But what was so emotional was the presence
of glowing people who I can only describe as angels.
"Each angel was guiding the hands of the staff they were standing next to.
"I don't remember details too specific, such as what tools were used or the exact position of my body, but only because I was focused so much on the angels guiding the staff in everything they did, from walking to the use of the tools within my chest cavity.
"Even after the operation, I still had an unusual peace and no fear. The doctor said it was the best operation he had ever gone through -- there were no problems at all -- and he was impressed at my rate of recovery."
When we have peace, when there is that "glow" -- when all seems so smooth -- it is because angels hover around and over us. We are "drawing down" God's blessing.
Form your sanctuary; open it each morning with a Rosary (perhaps a Scriptural Rosary, or at this time of year, the Stations). Fast. Pray from the heart. Get closer to your guardian!
There are plenty of angels, especially during Mass, there for the asking.
[resources: Evidence of the Afterlife and In the Arms of Angels]
[Also: St. Louis retreat, Mass, Michael Brown: March 27]
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