This is sort of a landmark post as I look back. Before I started this blog, I already felt that I must let the Holy Eucharist occupy a prominent spot in my life. I should not receive Holy Communion because I am a Catholic and go to Mass, instead I should go to Mass because I want to receive Christ in Holy Communion. I also came across and read The Fulfillment of All Desire by Ralph Martin, a book I mentioned in an earlier post. Union with God is the end of the journey to God; and if you read about it in that book, you'll want to reach that state of peace and joy. Gradually, as I received the Lord at daily Mass, I knew that the Holy Eucharist has the power to bring one to full union with God.
After I started my blog, I wasn't sure where I was going; I just let the Holy Spirit lead. Now I see that the objective of this blog is to lead as many as possible to union with God through the Holy Eucharist. What happens from here? I don't know and am not concerned about it. Like the Apostles we must get off our duff and follow the Master the moment he calls. We may have questions, but we do not ask. The missions of the Apostles were not made clear until after the Resurrection of the Lord. It doesn't matter what comes next because we follow a most trustworthy guide.
After I started my blog, I wasn't sure where I was going; I just let the Holy Spirit lead. Now I see that the objective of this blog is to lead as many as possible to union with God through the Holy Eucharist. What happens from here? I don't know and am not concerned about it. Like the Apostles we must get off our duff and follow the Master the moment he calls. We may have questions, but we do not ask. The missions of the Apostles were not made clear until after the Resurrection of the Lord. It doesn't matter what comes next because we follow a most trustworthy guide.
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