My Lord and my God, I firmly believe that you are here, that you see me, that you hear me.

I adore you with profound reverence.

I ask your pardon for my sins and the grace to make this time of prayer fruitful.

My immaculate mother.

St. Joseph, my father and Lord.

My guardian angel

intercede for me.

The grace of God

is something unstoppable.

Sometimes we think about it as a material thing. Maybe when we were

kids, children. We thought about grace like a clean water, or maybe it was a symbol of light,

a mysterious power that we don't know exactly what it is because it respects our freedom

and at the same time has such a huge influence in every people's life, in every person's life, right?

That's the grace of God, unstoppable.

Many times different authors have represented that grace as a sun, a star that comes from

the Eucharist, maybe the rays of sun that purify, that open new horizons. Other people

like to represent the grace in saints. The Blessed Virgin Mary obviously is the first one that comes to mind, the purity of Mary,

the joy of the saints.

And all those representations just get a little closer, but still very far away, of what really happens when every single person,

like you, like me, talk to God.

Because when I talk to you, my Lord, it's not something magic happens, like in a science fiction or a magical movie, is more than that.

It's a reality.

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