Bread Of Life: Prayers For Eucharistic Adoration

by Marie Paul Curley

147 The Eucharist is one of the most tangible ways God is present in our world today. If confusion or loneliness weighs too heavily on our hearts, if we struggle with meaninglessness, if we long to step off life s frantic treadmill and slow down to ponder the direction of our lives, Jesus invites us, Come to me. The Eucharist can become our safest refuge where we share with Jesus our vulnerability, our pain, our weakness and where we bring our concerns for others, our worries for the wounds of the world, hoping to find them transformed into his joy, his love, and his peace. 148 A marvelously comprehensive collection of prayers, readings, and reflections, Bread of Prayers for Eucharistic Adoration gently leads us to the feast of Jesus love. Includes sections of prayers for transformation, prayers for particular needs, prayers from the hearts of believers, and three full hours of Eucharistic adoration Marie Paul Curley, FSP and Therese Ratliff, 250 pages, leather

288 pages, Leather Bound

First published December 1, 2004

About the author

As a Daughter of St. Paul, Marie Paul Curley, FSP, finds inspiration and joy in daily Eucharistic adoration and in the Pauline mission of communicating Christ through the media. Originally from the Boston area, she entered the Daughters of St. Paul as a teenager. Along with her formation to become a Pauline sister, she learned video production “hands-on” and has co-produced dozens of Catholic home video and cable TV productions. Sr. Marie Paul is currently missioned in Boston, MA, where she writes for the digital departments of Pauline Books & Media, and occasionally fits in a new book. (Sr. Marie Paul loves trying new things and is currently blogging a book for the first time at: http://www.coauthoryourlifewithGod.com.
Her most recently published book is: Soul of Christ: Meditations on a Timeless Prayer..

Sr. Marie Paul loves writing and reading, fostering a dialogue between pop culture and faith, movies, bird-watching, tennis, and nature hikes. Her favorite fiction genre is science fiction/fantasy.