Lord Hear Our Prayers
Daily Prayer of Fr. Jules Chevalier
“Lord Jesus Saviour of the world and source of holiness, look with kindness on all whom you have chosen to be Missionaries of your loving Heart. Ask your heavenly Father to keep us in you love and sanctify us in the truth so that you may be glorified in us and we may reflect on your goodness. Ask your Father to keep us from evil that we may always be united in bonds of love. As you are one with your Father, so may we be one with each other in your divine Heart, whose sentiments shall forever be ours and to which we consecrate ourselves in time and for eternity. Amen”
Prayer Request
Prayers strengthen our relationship with God. In prayer, we personally experience God’s love for us. Prayer also connects us to one another. By offering prayers to God for the needs of others, we are remembering and sharing God’s love for them. We invite you to write a prayer petition to focus on God’s love and the sharing of that love. Your intentions will be remembered in the prayers of our missionaries.
Please email us at info@misacor-usa.org with your prayer requests.
Pray With Us
Then he told them a parable about the necessity for them to pray always without becoming weary.
Luke 18-1
The Feast Our Lady of the Sacred Heart
Our Lady of the Sacred Heart is a title given to Mary by the founder of the Missionaries of the Sacred Heart, Fr. Jules Chevalier, as a special devotion in thanks for her help and intercession in founding the missionary order. The Feast Day of Our Lady of the Sacred Heart is celebrated in May.
Fr. Chevalier also wanted to honor Mary’s unique graces and honors given to her by God over the heart of his son. The MSC entrust to Our Lady of the Sacred Heart all difficult, extreme and hopeless cases, both spiritual and temporal. Over the years, the devotion to Our Lady of the Sacred Heart has grown in religious orders and faith communities around the world.
The Feast of the Sacred Heart
The feast of the Sacred Heart is reminder of God’s love for each one of us and his desire to be loved in return. It is celebrated the first Friday after the feast of Corpus Christi in June.
God became human. He became one of us, with a heart and a desire to be loved. Jesus is both human and divine. His entire human life was a visible expression of his divine love. He longed to reveal God’s love to humanity and to enkindle within them the fire of divine love and thus lead them to a union of love with God. The heart of Jesus is a sign of the immeasurable love of God for each of us.