Consecration Prayer
Most Sacred Heart of Jesus, Truly Present
In the Holy Eucharist, I believe in You, I adore You, I hope in You, I love You.
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I consecrate my body and soul
To be entirely one with Your Heart, Being Sacrificed at every instant On all the altars of the world.
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Please receive this humble
Offering of myself.
Use me as You will,
For the glory of the Father, And the salvation of souls

"In family relationships, love is really spelled T.I.M.E."

•June is the month of the Sacred Heart of Jesus. The meek and humble Heart of Jesus is full of love for humanity, it is the antidote to the sin of Pride•

Having a child with a disability is not a detour- it is a vocation. A sacred calling to love in a radical, unmeasured way. It may not be the life we imagined, but it is full of meaning, full of grace, and full of God.
And perhaps, when we look back years from now, we will see how our child led us not only to a deeper love- but to holiness.

•You will never look back on life and think, “I spent too much time with my family”•

•If your large family brings ridicule from neighbors and even strangers, remember that you have a lasting treasure worth suffering for, and that the Lord called “blessed are those who suffer persecution for justice’s sake.”
– Fr. Lawrence G. Lovasik•

•"Follow your heart” has ended more marriages, caused more addictions, mutilated more bodies, destroyed more souls, and ended more lives than Satan imagined. it's one of Hells most effective slogans.
don't follow your heart, follow the
One Who created it•

Autism doesn’t change a parent’s love — it deepens it. It strips away the superficial and grounds us in something more sacred. We learn to love not for achievements or milestones, but for being. For the pure and unique soul God entrusted to us.

•A FATHER:
LOVES COMPLETELY,
GIVES QUIETLY,
TEACHES GENTLY
AND INSPIRES DEEPLY•

•"A good father is one of the most unsung, unpraised, unnoticed, and yet one of the most valuable assets in our society."•

•”Fathering is not something perfect men do, but something that perfects the man”
-Happy Fathers Day•

“Mothers, as far as possible, be at home with your children. As you nourished your child before he was capable of eating solid food, so in the early formative years, nature has determined that you must nourish your child in virtue.”
-Fr. Lawrence G. Lovasik