Rosary Meditations for Parents and Children - Shepherds of Christ ...

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Rosary Meditations for Parents and Children
3. Be there! The sky has turned dark as Jesus hangs for three agonizing
hours on the cross. His body is humped over and He is so weak! He
gives His blood. He spreads His arms. He gives His all for love of each
and every one of us. He truly gives His flesh. He gives His blood
because He loves us so much! He was born a human! He was born on
bare wood in a stable and now He hangs on a cross!
4. His blood was spent so that we could inherit eternal life.
5. As He gave His life on the cross, so He gives us His life this day in the
Eucharist!
6. Song: “I am the Bread of Life. He who comes to Me shall not hunger
and who believes in Me shall not thirst. No one can come to Me unless
the Father beckons, and I will raise you up, and I will raise you up, and
I will raise you up on the last day.”
7. He gave the last beat of His Heart. He gave His last breath. He gave His
all. His hands were punctured with nails. His head was pierced with
thorns. He gave the inside of His body as well as the outside of His body!
He asks us, in greatest love, to surrender ourselves to Him, for He truly
gave His all for love of us. If He loved us so much that He gave His body,
His blood, His all for each and every one of us, would He not give us from
His abundance this day? He comes with such love. He is truly Jesus Christ,
the Son of God, in our midst this day in the Eucharist, waiting for us to
come and be with Him. He truly loves with a Heart of divine love. He
truly has divine life that He outpours to each and every soul. He wants so
much to share Himself with each one of us! If we come to Him, He will
give us His divine love and His divine life. He loves us so dearly! We should
come for His love and give this love to the world. A heart fixed on the love
of God can move a mountain. We should live in the Father’s will, to spread
His love throughout the world. If we say “no”, this world will suffer. We are
His chosen ones, each and every soul. We must come, be filled with the
love He pours out to us, and love our fellow men. We must love our brothers
when they hate us and persecute us. We must love them as He loved
those who put Him to death. We must open our hearts, rid ourselves of all
impurities, and to pray to the Spirit to sanctify our hearts and clean out the
debris of hatred and anger. We must come to His tabernacle with hearts
that are open and pure so He can fill us with His divine love. It is in uniting
with Him that He can operate from us and love this world as He so desire.
This is His calling for us this day. Can we say “no”? See Him hanging on
the cross. This is how He loved us!
8. Mary stood under the cross and she saw Her beloved Son as He took
His last breath.