10 Reasons You Should Become A Catholic

Catholicism is one of the oldest and largest Christian denominations in the world.

With over 1.2 billion members worldwide, Catholicism has a rich history and tradition that dates back over 2000 years.

If you're considering becoming a Catholic, here are 10 reasons why you should take the leap.

Community: Joining the Catholic Church gives you the opportunity to become a part of a vibrant and welcoming community. You'll have the opportunity to meet people from different backgrounds and cultures who share your faith and values.

Spiritual Growth: The Catholic Church offers a wealth of resources for spiritual growth, including prayer, meditation, Bible study, and more. You'll have the opportunity to deepen your relationship with God and develop a stronger faith.

Sacraments: The Catholic Church recognizes seven sacraments, which are outward signs of inward grace. These include baptism, confirmation, Eucharist, reconciliation, anointing of the sick, holy orders, and marriage. By participating in these sacraments, you'll be able to strengthen your faith and receive God's grace.

Tradition: Catholicism has a rich history and tradition that spans over 2000 years. By becoming a Catholic, you'll have the opportunity to learn about the Church's history, traditions, and teachings.

Service: The Catholic Church places a strong emphasis on service to others. By becoming a Catholic, you'll have the opportunity to serve your community, participate in charitable works, and make a difference in the world.

Social Justice: The Catholic Church has a strong commitment to social justice and advocating for the rights of the poor and marginalized. By becoming a Catholic, you'll have the opportunity to participate in social justice initiatives and make a positive impact in the world.

Education: The Catholic Church has a rich tradition of education and intellectual inquiry. By becoming a Catholic, you'll have access to a wealth of resources for spiritual and intellectual growth.

Moral Guidance: The Catholic Church provides moral guidance on a wide range of issues, including human rights, social justice, and bioethics. By becoming a Catholic, you'll have access to a moral framework that can guide you in making ethical decisions in your personal and professional life.

Diversity: The Catholic Church is a diverse and inclusive community that welcomes people from all backgrounds and cultures. By becoming a Catholic, you'll have the opportunity to meet people from different walks of life and learn about different cultures and traditions.

Eternal Life: As a Catholic, you'll have the opportunity to deepen your relationship with God and prepare for eternal life. The Catholic Church teaches that through faith, grace, and good works, we can attain salvation and spend eternity with God.

In conclusion, becoming a Catholic offers a wide range of benefits, including community, spiritual growth, sacraments, tradition, service, social justice, education, moral guidance, diversity, and the promise of eternal life. 

If you're considering becoming a Catholic, take the time to explore the faith and learn more about what it has to offer.

Act of Adoration to the Sacred Heart of Jesus Devotion #3

1. The Word was made Flesh, and dwelt amongst us.

Eternal Word, made man for love of us, humbly prostrate at
Thy feet, we adore Thee with our whole mind, and with the most profound veneration. To make amends for our ingratitude for so great a benefit, we unite in sincerity of heart with all those who love Thee, and offer Thee, our most humble and affectionate thanksgivings.

Deeply conscious of that excess of humility, goodness, and
sweetness, which we acknowledge in the Divine Heart,
we petition Thee for Thy grace to imitate these virtues,
so pleasing to Thee.

Our Father...
Hail Mary...
Glory be to the Father...

2. He was crucified also for us, suffered under Pontius Pilate
and was buried.

Jesus, our admirable Redeemer, humbly prostrate at Thy
feet, we adore Thee with our whole mind, and with the most profound veneration. To testify the grief which we feel for our past insensibility to all the outrages and sufferings which Thy most loving Heart made Thee endure for our salvation, on Thy bitter Passion and death, we unite in sincerity of heart with all those who love Thee, in order that we may thank Thee with our whole soul.

We admire the infinite patience and generosity of Thy Divine Heart, and petition Thee to replenish our hearts with that
spirit of Christian mortification which will make us embrace sufferings courageously and fix our great consolation
and all our glory in Thy cross.

Our Father...
Hail Mary...
Glory be to the Father...

3. Thou hast given them bread from heaven, which abounds with all delights.

O Jesus, burning with love for us, humbly prostrate at Thy
feet, we adore Thee with our whole mind, and with the most profound veneration. 

In order to make atonement for the outrages which Thy Divine Heart daily receives in the Most Blessed Sacrament of the Altar, we unite in sincerity of heart with all those who love Thee, and render Thee the most affectionate thanksgiving. 

We love, in Thy Divine Heart, that intensely burning love
which Thou entertainest for Thine Eternal Father, and humbly beseech Thee to inflame our hearts with an ardent love of Thee and of our neighbour.

Our Father...
Hail Mary...
Glory be to the Father...

Finally, O most amiable Jesus, we beseech Thee, by the
sweetness of Thy Most Sacred Heart, to convert the
sinners, to comfort the afflicted, to assist the agonizing, and to
afford relief to the holy souls suffering in purgatory.

Unite our hearts in the bonds of true peace and charity,
deliver us from an unforeseen death, and grant that we may die in holiness and tranquility of mind.

Amen.

V. Heart of Jesus, burning with love of us,
R. Inflame our hearts with love of Thee.

Let Us Pray. - Grant, we beseech Thee, Almighty God, that
we who glory in the Most Sacred Heart of Thy beloved
Son, and bear in mind the exceedingly great benefits of His
charity towards us, may delight in the good conferred on us,
and enjoy its effects, through the same Christ our Lord.

Amen.

O Divine Heart of Jesus, I adore Thee with all the powers
of my soul; I consecrate them to Thee for ever, with all my thoughts, words, and actions, and my whole self. 

I desire to adore Thee, to love Thee, and to glorify Thee, in the same manner, as far as possible, as Thou doest adore love and glorify Thy Eternal Fahter. 

Be Thou, I beseech Thee, the Restorer of my weakness, and the Protector of my life, my refuge, and my asylum at the hour of my death. 

I conjure Thee, by the sighs and anguish in which Thou wert immersed for me during the whole course of Thy mortal life, to grant me a true contrition for my sins, a contempt of earthly things, an ardent desire of eternal glory, confidence in Thine infinite merits, and final perseverance in Thy grace.

O Heart of Jesus, all love, I offer Thee these humble
prayers for myself, and for all those who unite in spirit with me in adoring Thee. Vouchsafe, through Thine infinite goodness,
to receive and hear them; above all, for him who among us
shall first depart from this mortal life.

O amiable Heart of my Saviour, pour down upon him, in the
agony of death, Thine interior consolations; receive him into Thy sacred Wounds; purify him from every defilement in this furnace of love, that Thou mayest grant him admittance into Thy glory, where he may become intercessor, before Thy presence, for all those who remain in this exile.

O Most Holy Heart of my dearly beloved Jesus, I desire to
renew and to offer Thee these acts of adoration, and these prayers, every moment I breathe, to the end of my life, for myself, a miserable sinner, and for all who are associated with me to adore Thee. 

I recommend to Thee, O my Jesus, the holy Catholic Church, Thy beloved spouse and our true mother; also, the souls who are undergoing Thy justice and all poor sinners, the afflicted, the agonising, and all mankind. 

Do not permit Thy Blood, poured out for them, to become useless to them. Vouchsafe, finally, to apply it for the relief of the souls in purgatory, and for those in particular who, during life, were wont devoutly to adore Thee.


O most amiable Heart of Mary, the most pure of all hearts
of creatures, and the most replete with the love of the Heart of Jesus, at the same time most merciful towards us, poor  inners, obtain for us, from the Heart of our Redeemer, the graces we ask of thee.

Mother of mercy, one look from thee, one movement of
Thy Heart, burning with love for that of Jesus, thy divine Son, can fully console us. Grant us, therefore, this favour; and then this divine Heart of Jesus, through the filial love which it bore, and always will bear towards thee, shall not fail to hear and answer our request.

Act of Adoration and Thanksgiving for the Benefits Accrued From the Incarnation Devotion #1

I. We adore Thee, Almighty Father,
and with hearts overflowing
we thank Thee that Thou hast given us
Thy Divine Son Jesus to be our Redeemer,
and that He hath bequeathed Himself to us
in the most august Eucharist
even to the end of the world,
revealing unto us the wondrous love of His Heart
in this mystery of faith and love.

Glory be to the Father,
and to the Son,
and to the Holy Ghost.
As it was in the beginning,
is now,
and ever shall be,
world without end.

Amen.

II.

O Word of God,
dear Jesus our Redeemer,
we adore Thee and with hearts over-flowing
we thank Thee for having taken human flesh upon Thee
and become for our redemption both Priest and Victim
in the sacrifice of the Cross,
a sacrifice which,
through the exceeding love of Thy Sacred Heart,
Thou dost renew upon our altars at every moment.
O High Priest,
O Divine Victim,
give us the grace to honour Thy holy sacrifice
in the most adorable Eucharist
with the homage of Mary most holy
and of all Thy holy Church,
triumphant, suffering and militant.
We offer ourselves wholly to Thee;
of Thine infinite goodness and mercy
do Thou accept our offering,
unite it to Thine own
and grant us Thy blessing.

Glory be to the Father,
and to the Son,
and to the Holy Ghost.
As it was in the beginning,
is now,
and ever shall be,
world without end.

Amen.

III.

O Divine Spirit the Paraclete,
we adore Thee and with hearts overflowing
we give Thee thanks that Thou hast,
with such great love for us,
wrought the ineffable blessing
of the Incarnation of the Word of God,
a blessing which is being continually extended
and enlarged in the most august Sacrament of the Eucharist.
Ah, by this adorable mystery of the love of the Sacred Heart of Jesus,
do Thou grant unto us and all poor sinners Thy holy grace.
Pour forth Thy holy gifts upon us
and upon all redeemed souls,
and in an especial manner upon the visible Head of the Church,
the supreme Roman Pontiff,
upon all Cardinals,
Bishops and Pastors of souls,
upon priests and all other ministers of Thy sanctuary.

Amen.

Glory be to the Father,
and to the Son,
and to the Holy Ghost.
As it was in the beginning,
is now,
and ever shall be,
world without end.

Amen.

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Act of Adoration and Thanksgiving for the Benefits Accrued from the Incarnation Devotion #2

Most Holy Trinity, Father, Son and Holy Spirit,
behold us prostrate in Thy divine presence.
We humble ourselves profoundly
and beg of Thee the forgiveness of our sins.

I.

We adore Thee, Almighty Father,
and with hearts overflowing
we thank Thee that Thou hast given us
Thy Divine Son Jesus to be our Redeemer,
and that He hath bequeathed Himself to us
in the most august Eucharist
even to the end of the world,
revealing unto us the wondrous love of His Heart
in this mystery of faith and love.

Glory be to the Father,
and to the Son,
and to the Holy Ghost.
As it was in the beginning,
is now,
and ever shall be,
world without end.

Amen.

II.

O Word of God,
dear Jesus our Redeemer,
we adore Thee and with hearts over-flowing
we thank Thee for having taken human flesh upon Thee
and become for our redemption both Priest and Victim
in the sacrifice of the Cross,
a sacrifice which,
through the exceeding love of Thy Sacred Heart,
Thou dost renew upon our altars at every moment.
O High Priest,
O Divine Victim,
give us the grace to honour Thy holy sacrifice
in the most adorable Eucharist
with the homage of Mary most holy
and of all Thy holy Church,
triumphant, suffering and militant.
We offer ourselves wholly to Thee;
of Thine infinite goodness and mercy
do Thou accept our offering,
unite it to Thine own
and grant us Thy blessing.

Glory be to the Father,
and to the Son,
and to the Holy Ghost.
As it was in the beginning,
is now,
and ever shall be,
world without end.

Amen.

III.

O Divine Spirit the Paraclete,
we adore Thee and with hearts overflowing
we give Thee thanks that Thou hast,
with such great love for us,
wrought the ineffable blessing
of the Incarnation of the Word of God,
a blessing which is being continually extended
and enlarged in the most august Sacrament of the Eucharist.
Ah, by this adorable mystery of the love of the Sacred Heart of Jesus,
do Thou grant unto us and all poor sinners Thy holy grace.
Pour forth Thy holy gifts upon us
and upon all redeemed souls,
and in an especial manner upon the visible Head of the Church,
the supreme Roman Pontiff,
upon all Cardinals,
Bishops and Pastors of souls,
upon priests and all other ministers of Thy sanctuary.

Amen.

Glory be to the Father,
and to the Son,
and to the Holy Ghost.
As it was in the beginning,
is now,
and ever shall be,
world without end.

Amen.

Catholic Prayer for Easter Monday

Dear Lord,

As we celebrate the joy of Easter and the resurrection of your Son, Jesus Christ, we give thanks for the gift of new life and the hope that it brings. 

We pray that the Easter message of love, forgiveness, and salvation may be a source of strength and inspiration for us in our daily lives.

We ask for your blessings on this Easter Monday, and on all those who continue to celebrate the joy of Easter. 

May we be filled with the light of Christ and the hope of eternal life, and may we share that hope and joy with others.

We also remember all those who are suffering, particularly those who are struggling with illness, loss, or uncertainty. 

May they find comfort and strength in your loving presence, and may they be surrounded by the care and compassion of others.

Help us to be bearers of your light and your love in the world, sharing the message of Easter with all those we meet. 

May our lives be a reflection of the hope and joy that comes from knowing and following Jesus Christ, our risen Lord and Savior.

We offer this prayer in the name of Jesus Christ, who lives and reigns with you and the Holy Spirit, one God, now and forever.

Amen.

Easter Sunday Prayer

Dear Lord,

On this glorious Easter Sunday, we come before you with hearts full of joy and gratitude. We give thanks for the sacrifice that Jesus made on the cross, and for the victory over sin and death that he won through his resurrection.

We pray that you would fill our hearts with the hope and the joy of this Easter season, and that we would be a light to others, shining with the love and the grace that we have received through Jesus Christ.

We pray for those who are hurting and broken, that they would find comfort and healing in the power of the resurrection. We pray for those who are lost and searching, that they would find their way to you and experience the hope and the new life that Easter brings.

We ask for your blessing upon our families, our friends, and our communities, that we would be united in our love for you and our commitment to live according to your will.

May this Easter Sunday be a time of renewal and transformation in our lives, as we embrace the truth of your resurrection and the promise of eternal life.

We offer this prayer in the name of Jesus Christ, our risen Lord.

Amen.

Act of Adoration # 4

My Lord Jesus Christ,
true God and true Man,
I adore Thee with every fibre of my being!

I adore Thee at every instant of time.

I adore Thee in union with the Immaculate Heart
of our Blessed Mother, Mary,
in union with the pure Heart Of St. Joseph,
in union with all Thy Angels and Saints
in the Glory Of Heaven,
in union with Thy just on earth,
in union with the souls in purgatory.

With this tribute of adoration
I wish to adore Thee for all who do not adore Thee,
to love Thee for all who love Thee not,
to acknowledge Thee to be my God,
for all who refuse to acknowledge Thee.

Amen.

Catholic prayer for Good Friday

Dear Lord,

On this solemn day of Good Friday, we come before you with heavy hearts, mindful of the sacrifice that Jesus made on the cross for our sins. We offer our prayers and our thanksgiving for the love that you have shown us through the death of your Son.

As we meditate on the suffering of Jesus, we are reminded of the depth of your love for us and the extent to which you were willing to go to save us from our sins. Help us to remember that even in the midst of darkness and despair, your light shines bright and your grace is always present.

We pray for all those who are suffering, that they may find comfort and hope in the knowledge of your love. We pray for those who have lost loved ones, that they may be consoled by your peace and your presence.

May the sacrifice of Jesus on the cross be a reminder to us of the power of your love and the depth of your mercy. May it inspire us to live lives of compassion, forgiveness, and service to others.

We offer this prayer in the name of Jesus Christ, our Lord and Savior.

Amen.

Act of Adoration and Praise After Communion Devotion

O Lord Jesus, sweetest Guest,
mayest Thou have come happily to me,
Thy poor and humble servant.

Mayest Thou have entered in blessing
under this mean and lowly roof.

Blessed art Thou, O Lord, in the highest,
for that Thou hast come into my heart,
Thou Day-spring from on high.

O King of peace,
drive from my heart all vain and idle thoughts,
that my soul may imitate and love Thee only,
the Author of peace.

For what beside Thee, O Thou peace,
Thou calm and sweetness of my heart,
should my soul seek for or desire?

Amen.

Prayer for Holy Thursday

Dear Lord,

As we gather on this Holy Thursday to remember the Last Supper of Jesus with his disciples, we are reminded of the depth of your love for us.

 We give thanks for the gift of the Eucharist, through which we are united with Jesus and with one another in a sacred bond of love and communion.

We pray that as we receive the body and blood of Christ, we may be transformed by his love and his grace. 

May the Eucharist be a source of strength and nourishment for our souls, and may it inspire us to live lives of service and sacrifice for others.

On this Holy Thursday, we also remember the example that Jesus set for us in washing the feet of his disciples. 

Help us to imitate his humility and his selflessness, and to be willing to serve others in whatever way we can.

We pray for all those who are hungry or in need, that they may be fed and cared for. 

We pray for all those who are suffering, that they may find comfort and healing in your loving embrace.

May this Holy Thursday be a time of deepening our faith and our commitment to follow in the footsteps of Jesus, as we strive to live lives of love and service to others.

We offer this prayer in the name of Jesus Christ, our Lord and Savior.

Amen.

A Prayer For Catholics Around the World

Dear God, we come before you today to pray for all Catholics around the world. 

We ask that you bless them with your love, mercy, and grace. May they be strengthened in their faith and filled with hope and joy as they continue to follow your path.

We pray that you guide our leaders in the Church to lead with wisdom and compassion, and that you protect all those who serve you in the Church. May they be given the strength and courage to carry out their mission and to spread your love and truth to all.

We pray for all those who are struggling in their faith, that you would comfort and strengthen them. We ask that you bring healing to those who have been hurt or wounded by the Church, and that you help us all to forgive and love one another as you have loved us.

Finally, we pray for unity among all Catholics around the world, that we may work together to spread your gospel and bring hope to those who are lost. We ask all of this in the name of your son, Jesus Christ. 

Amen.

Birthday Prayers Devotion

God our Father,
the birth of your Son Jesus Christ
brought great joy to Mary and Joseph.
We give thanks to you for [name here] whose birthday we celebrate today.
May he/she ever grow in your faith, hope, and love.
We ask this in the name of our Lord Jesus Christ.

Amen.

Act of Adoration #5

I adore Thee, Lord and creator,
hidden in the Blessed Sacrament.

I adore Thee for all the works of Thy hands,
that reveal to me so much wisdom,
goodness and mercy, O Lord.

Thou hast spread so much beauty over the earth,
and it tells me about Thy beauty, even though these beautiful things are but a faint reflection of Thine Incomprehensible Beauty.

And although Thy hast hidden Thyself
and concealed Thy Beauty,
my eye, enlightened by faith, reaches Thee,
and my soul recognizes its Creator,
its Highest Good;
and my heart is completely immersed in prayer of adoration.

Amen.

Creativity in Prayer

Lord, I long to be in Your presence throughout my day. I long to see You and to love You always. 

Help me to pray to You, in the midst of my activity, so that I may always be in Your company. Jesus, I trust in You.

Often times, our days are filled with activity. Families are often occupied with one event or another. Chores and work can pile up and we may find, at the end of the day, that we have had little time to pray to God in solitude. But solitude and prayer can happen at times throughout our busy day. Though it's important to look for moments when we can be alone with God, giving Him our full attention, we should also look for opportunities to pray, interiorly, in the midst of our busy lives.

Do you find that your life is full of activity? 

Do you find that you are often too busy to get away and pray? 

Though this is not the ideal, it can be remedied by looking for opportunities within your busyness. 

At a school event, while driving, while cooking or cleaning, we always have the opportunity to raise our minds and hearts to God in prayer. 

Remind yourself, this day, that you can pray during most moments of the day. 

Praying continually, this way, may provide the solitude you so desperately need.

Act of Adoration and Praise after Communion Devotion

O Lord Jesus, sweetest Guest,
mayest Thou have come happily to me, Thy poor and humble servant.
Mayest Thou have entered in blessing under this mean and lowly roof.

Blessed art Thou, O Lord, in the highest, for that Thou hast come into my heart, Thou Day-spring from on high.

O King of peace,
drive from my heart all vain and idle thoughts,
that my soul may imitate and love Thee only,
the Author of peace.
For what beside Thee, O Thou peace,
Thou calm and sweetness of my heart,
should my soul seek for or desire?

Amen.

Act of Charity Devotion

O my God, I love you above all things with my whole heart and soul because you
are all good and worthy of all my love.

I love my neighbor as myself for the love of you.

I forgive all who have injured me and ask pardon of all whom I have injured. 

Amen.

Act of Reparation to the Sacred Heart of Jesus

O Jesus, divine saviour, deign to cast a look of mercy upon your children, who assemble in the same spirit of faith, reparation, and love, and come to deplore their own infidelities, and those of all poor sinners, their brethren.

May we touch your divine heart by the unanimous and solemn promises we are about to make and obtain mercy for ourselves, for the world, and for all who are so unhappy as not to love you. We all promise that for the future:

For the forgetfulness and ingratitude of men, we will console you, O Lord.

For the way you are deserted in your holy tabernacle, we will console you, O Lord.

For the crimes of sinners, we will console you, O Lord.

For the hatred of the impious, we will console you, O Lord.

For the blasphemies uttered against you, we will console you, O Lord.

For the sacrileges that profane your sacrament of love, we will console you, O Lord.

For the outrages against your divinity, we will console you, O Lord.

For the injuries of which you are the adorable victim, we will console you, O Lord.

For the coldness of the greater part of your children, we will console you, O Lord.

For the contempt of your loving invitation, we will console you, O Lord.

For the infidelity of those who called themselves your friends, we will console you, O Lord.

For the abuse of your grace, we will console you, O Lord.

For our own unfaithfulness, we will console you, O Lord.

For the incomprehensible hardness of our hearts, we will console you, O Lord.

For our long delay in loving you, we will console you, O Lord.

For our tepidity in your holy service, we will console you, O Lord.

For your bitter sadness at the loss of souls, we will console you, O Lord.

For your long waiting at the door of our hearts, we will console you, O Lord.

For the heartless scorn that grieves you, we will console you, O Lord.

For your loving sighs, we will console you, O Lord.

For your loving tears, we will console you, O Lord.

For your loving imprisonment, we will console you, O Lord.

For your loving death, we will console you, O Lord.

Let us pray: O Jesus!  divine savior, from whose heart comes forth this bitter complaint, "I looked for one that would comfort me, and I found none," graciously accept the feeble consolation we offer you, and aid us so powerfully by your grace, that we may, for the time to come, shun more and more all that can displease you, and prove ourselves in everything, and everywhere, and forever your most faithful and devoted servants.  We ask it through your sacred heart, O Lord, who live and reign with the father and the Holy Spirit one God, world without end. 

 Amen.

Act of Adoration #3

Act of Adoration #3

Jesus, my God, I adore You, here present in the Blessed Sacrament of the altar, where You wait day and night to be our comfort while we await Your unveiled presence in heaven.

Jesus, my God, I adore You in all places where the Blessed Sacrament is reserved and where sins are committed against this Sacrament of Love.

Jesus, my God, I adore You for all time, past, present and future, for every soul that ever was, is or shall be created.

Jesus, my God, who for us has endured hunger and cold, labour and fatigue, I adore You.

Jesus, my God, who for my sake has deigned to subject Yourself to the humiliation of temptation, to the perfidy and defection of friends, to the scorn of Your enemies, I adore You.

Jesus, my God, who for us has endured the buffeting of Your passion, the scourging, the crowning with thorns, the heavy weight of the cross, I adore You.

Jesus, my God, who, for my salvation and that of all mankind, was cruelly nailed to the cross and hung there for three long hours in bitter agony, I adore You.

Jesus, My God, who for love of us did institute this Blessed Sacrament and offer Yourself daily for the sins of men, I adore You.

Jesus, my God, who in Holy Communion became the food of my soul, I adore You.

Jesus, for You I live. Jesus, for You I die. Jesus, I am Yours in life and death.

Amen.

Act of Adoration #2

I adore Thee, O my God, present in the holy Eucharist, as my Creator, my Preserver, and my Redeemer. 

I offer Thee all that I have, all that I am, all that depends on me; I offer Thee my mind to think of Thee, my heart to love Thee; my will to serve Thee; my body to labour and suffer for Thy love. 

I am Thine, I give myself; I consecrate myself to Thee, I abandon myself to Thee, I wish to live and die for love of Thee.

Act of Adoration #1

I adore Thee,
O my God,
present in the holy Eucharist,
as my Creator,
my Preserver,
and my Redeemer.
I offer Thee all that I have,
all that I am,
all that depends on me;
I offer Thee my mind to think of Thee,
my heart to love Thee;
my will to serve Thee;
my body to labour and suffer for Thy love.
I am Thine,
I give myself;
I consecrate myself to Thee,
I abandon myself to Thee,
I wish to live and die for love of Thee.