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Welcome to our Rosary Meditation. Today, I am blessed to be in a little village about an hour outside of Lyon, where on December 27, 1673,

Jesus appeared to say Margaret Mary Alacoke, revealing to her his sacred heart.

This is what she writes in her biography. While I was praying before the

Eucharist, Jesus presented himself to me all resplendent with glory, his five wounds

shining like so many suns, flames issued from every part of his sacred humanity,

especially from his heart, which resembled an open furnace and disclosed to me his most

loving heart, which was the living source of these flames. It was then that he made known to me

the indescribable and excessive love he has for all people, most of whom he receives only in

gratitude and contempt. My divine heart, he told me, is so passionately fond of the human race that it cannot

keep back the pent-up flames of its burning charity any longer. They must burst out through you

and reveal my heart to the world, so as to enrich mankind with my precious treasures,

I am letting you see them now, and they include all the graces of holiness needed to snatch men

from the very brink of hell. Next, he asked for my heart. I begged him to take it. He did and placed it in his own

divine heart. He let me see it there, a tiny atom being completely burned up in that fiery furnace.

Then, lifting it out, now a little heart-shaped flame.

He put it back where he had found it. There, my well-beloved, I heard him saying,

that's a precious proof of my love for you, hiding in your side a little spark from its hottest flames.

That will be your heart from now on. It will burn you up to your very last breath, and its intense

heat will never diminish.

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