Maipapan iti daytoy a kararag
An act of spiritual communion expresses our desire for union with Jesus when we cannot receive Holy Communion sacramentally. It does not replace sacramental Communion when reception is possible and appropriate. This is the established historical English prayer headed Spiritual Communion in the 1909 Catholic prayer book Mary, Help of Christians. Its wording is preserved; it is one published version, not a newly composed prayer.
Ammuen pay: Prayer background & source ↗
Teksto ti kararag
AminO JESUS, I firmly believe that Thou art truly present in the Blessed Sacrament. I see Thee therein full of love, willing to pardon us, anxious to be united with us. I wish most earnestly to respond to this Thy desire and love. I detest all the sins by which I have ever displeased Thee. Pardon me, O Lord! I desire to receive Thee into my heart, and since I now can not receive Thee sacramentally, come at least spiritually to me.
AminI embrace Thee, I unite myself with Thee as if Thou wert really present in my heart. With all my love I cling to Thee. Preserve me from sin, that I may never be separated from Thee, but remain united with Thee for ever.
Makikararag
Usaren ti kompleto a teksto iti ngato. Iti sangsangkamaysa a kararag, maysa ti mangbasa kadagiti paset ti Mangidaulo iti kararag ken amin ket makisungbat. No agmaymaysaka, basaen dagiti dua a paset. Agsardeng iti bassit iti nagbaetan dagiti kararag.
Irugi ti kararag ↑TRANSLATION NOTICE — SOURCE AND VERIFICATION · Provisional Ilokano
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Gapuna, mabalin nga adda dagiti di naigagara a pagdumaan, panagbalbaliw ti pannakabalikas, wenno di kinaumiso iti dadduma a patarus.
Agtultuloy ti panangusig ken panangpasayaatmi kadagiti patarus. Awatenmi dagiti panangilinteg ken singasing dagiti papadi, mannakaammo iti pammati a Katoliko, ken dagiti nalaing a sigud nga agsasao iti daytoy a pagsasao.
Ti pannakairaman ti maysa a kararag ket saan a mangipapan nga opisial nga inaprubaran ti Simbahan a Katoliko, malaksid no nalawag a naibaga ken napaneknekan ti kasta a pammalubos.
Agyamankami iti panangtulongyo a mangsalimetmet iti kinamatalek ken kinaumiso dagiti kararag a Katoliko.
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