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A Prayer After Confession by St. Frances Xavier Cabrini

My dearest Jesus, I have told all my sins as well as I could. I tried hard to make a good confession. I feel sure that you have forgiven me.  I thank You. It is only because of all Your sufferings that I can go to confession and free myself from my sins. Your Heart is full of love and mercy for poor sinners. I love You because You are so good to me. My loving Saviour, I shall try to keep from sin and to love You more each day. My dear Mother Mary, pray for me and help me to keep my promises. Protect me and do not let me fall back into sin. Almighty God, kneeling before Your Divine Majesty, I adore You and because You command me, I dare approach Your divine Heart. But what shall I say if You do not enlighten me with a ray of Your divine light?

Speak to my soul, O Lord, and command me to listen to Your voice. Enlighten my will to put Your words into practice. Pour Your grace into my heart; lift up my soul weighed down by my sins; raise my mind to heavenly things, so that earthly desires may no longer appeal to me. Speak to my soul with Your divine omnipotence, for You are my salvation, my life, and my peace, in time and in eternity. Strengthen me with the grace of Your Holy Spirit and give Your peace to my soul that I may be free from all needless worry and care. Help me to desire always that which is pleasing and acceptable to You so that Your Will may be my will, Grant that I may rid myself of all unholy desires, and that for Your love I may remain unknown in this world, and be known only to You.

Do not permit me to attribute to myself the good that You perform in me and through me, but rather, referring all honor to Your majesty, may I glory only in my weakness, so that  renouncing sincerely all vain glory which comes from the world, I may aspire to the true and lasting glory which comes from you. Amen.

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3 COMMENTS

  1. While we are asking God to raise our minds to heavenly things, He has already told us to cast all of our care on Him and to be anxious for nothing (see 1Peter 5:5-7 and Philippians 4:6-7). What are we waiting for? We need to draw close to Him before He draws close to us (James 4:8-10). This is how we enter into His rest. Peace and strength to deal with our human weakness come from humility toward God.

  2. While we are asking God to raise our minds to heavenly things, He has already told us to cast all of our care on Him and to be anxious for nothing (see 1Peter 5:5-7 and Philippians 4:6-7). What are we waiting for? We need to draw close to Him before He draws close to us (James 4:8-10). This is how we enter into His rest. Peace and strength to deal with our human weakness come from humility toward God.

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