The Power of Eucharistic Adoration by Fr. Sean Davidson - New Dawn Walsingham 2020
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Published 2020-08-13
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All Comments (9)
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I became Catholic last year, and I’m going to adoration for the first time this Tuesday, God willing. Thanks for helping understand it better.
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thanks father. I like your use of examples used by blessed Dina. There are probably a lot more people like me who could benefit from hearing about concrete examples of how being in the presence of the eucharist leads to wonderful things. I've been going to eucharistic adoration (almost) daily since the beginning of september 2023, and though it's easy to forget or overlook, there's real power in the eucharist. pray for me that God releases me from my sins and all that i've done and do that separates me from christ.
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Outstanding talk on adoration. We appreciate it father!
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Thank you so much Fr. Sean.
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Inspiring!
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Thank you fr for letting the Holy Spirit speak I’m in adoration meditating on His words through you
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Oh, Father, you fulfill Pope (Saint) John Paul II fervent desire that Eucharistic Amazement reign in the Church, God bless you and I love your book on The Magdalene and the Eucharist, Kevin
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a little boring
