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We believe we can affirm with full assurance that Our Lady of the Sacred Heart will never cease to protect our Congregation as long as we ourselves remain faithful her. (J. Chevalier, OLSH, p. 131) How do you believe that Mary has protected you in your life?
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Jesus, our Saviour, implore your heavenly Father that he preserve us in love and sanctify us in truth, so that you may find your glory in us and that we may reveal your love. (Règles Communes 'after 1877') Do I believe that God's love and truth will shine through me today?
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Jules Chevalier's line of action was quite simple: never "loose sight" of Christ Jesus. (J. Tostain MSC, Jules Chevalier - Who Was He? p. 16) What/Who is the motivating inspiration in my life today?
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It is not the exalted nature of our duties that will sanctify us but the fervour with wich we carry them out. Let us never loose sight of this absolutely essential truth. (J. Chevalier, Méditations I, p. 161) As I face this day, what is the level of my energy and from where...
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The little Society came to birth in the Sacred Heart of Jesus, under the powerful protection of Mary. (Règles MSC, 1855, Ms. p. 1) What is desiring to come to birth in you today?
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Union with Christ is first and foremost a way of life. This is a central point in Fr. Chevalier's teaching. (D. Murphy MSC, Issoudun Papers, 1996) This is a central characteristic of our charism... To be the Heart of Jesus on earth today. How must my heart change?
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Jules Chevalier's charism was first dominated by concern for the evils of his time and then by Christ who had compassion on the crowds. (E.J. Cuskelly MSC, Jules Chevalier - Man with a Mission, p. 126) What is your present world-image and what feelings are associated with it?...
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Let us penetrate through the wound of the Heart of Jesus and there, discover the inexhaustible source of grace. (J. Chevalier, Méditations I, pp. 497-498) The wound in the Heart of Jesus opens the source of all grace. Darkness leads to Light. Am I being called to integrate the...
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For us, sanctity should consist in putting the precept of St. Paul into practice: "Let this mind be in you which was in Christ Jesus" (J. Chevalier, Manuel du Religieux du Sacré-Coeur, 1884) ... Let Jesus' mind be in you ... How are these words speaking to your experiences today?
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Everywhere, in all his actions, Jesus is preoccupied with the mission he has come to fulfil on this earth. (J. Chevalier, Méditations II, p. 578) As I live through this day, with what am I preoccupied? Is it Jesus' mission?
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