PRAYER AFTER COMMUNION

 ENGLISH VERSION:

Act of Faith

O Jesus, I believe that I have received your Flesh to eat and your Blood to drink, because you have said it, and your word is true, All that I have and all that I am are your gift and now you have given me yourself.

Act of Adoration

O Jesus, my God, my Creator, I adore you, because from your hands I came and with you I am to be happy for ever.

Act of Humility

O Jesus, I am not worthy to receive you, and yet you have come to me that may poor heart may learn of you to be meek and humble.

Act of Love

Jesus, I love you, I love you with all my heart. You know that I love you, and wish to love you daily more and more.

Act of Thanksgiving

My good Jesus, I thank you with all my heart. How good, how kind you are to me. Blessed be Jesus in the most holy Sacrament of the Altar.


IGBO VERSION:

Omume nke Okwukwe

O Jesu, ekwelum n'obim nine n'obu aru na nme gi kam natalu; makana Ngi kwulu n'ofu, n'okwu Gi bu eziokwu.

Omume nke Nsekpuru

O Jesu, Chukwu nke m, na Onye- okike nke m, esekpulu m Gi. N'aka Gi ka m si puta, maka onwe i azi ka I ji ke m, Ka m wenonyelu Gi n'anuli ebebe.

Omume nke Umeani

Jesu, ekwuputalu m na-abu m so aja na ntu ma gi bu Chukwu: I si n'enuigwe biakwute m n'enye m ike ikwunyelu Gi okwu nime obim.

Omume nke Ifunanya

Ezigbo Jesu afulu m Gi n'anya n'obi m nine, Gi amago na m fulu Ngi n'anya. Mee ka m fuwanye Gi n'anya nke odin'iru.

Inye-Ekene

Ezigbo Jesu, enye m Gi ekene n'obi m nine maka nnukwu afo-oma Gi ji n'aru m, Ngozi n'Eukaristia di aso.

Were Onwe gi Nye Jesu

O Jesu, ewelum onwem nye Gi dika Gi si welu onwe Gi nyem. Biko, nalu m, nala aru m, ka Gi do ya nso; nalu mkpulu obim ka I weruba ya na njo, nalu obim mee ka ofugide Gi n'anya. Ewelu m onwe m na mbosi nine nke ndu m, nye Gi, ka na ndu ka n'onwu ka mbulu nke Gi na ndu ebebe.

Ayiyo Maka Onwe Gi

O Jesu welu nme Gi di oke onu wuchapu njo m nine, Arapukwana m n'oge nlega, nye m grasia Gi ka wee diba ndu di nso, nw'uru onwu di nso weketa anuli ebebe.

Aririo Maka Ndi Ozo

O Jesu, nekwa Nzuko Gi di aso bu Nne anyi anya, Gozie Priest na ak- pachapuru mkpuru obim anya. Nekwasi-Nna m na Nne m na umunna m na ndi nile n'emere m afo oma anya. Gozie ha nile n' aru ma na mkpuru obi. Mere ndi ome njo ebere; zoputa ha n'oku-mmo. Ka mkpuru obi ndi nile kwerunu gara aga si n'ebere Gi wezuru ike na ndokwa. Ayo m Gi O Jesu duru m naba ka inyeru m aka irubelu ndi m no n'okpulu ha isi, nya n'idebe iwu Gi di aso ofuma ghara Idaba na njo ogbugbu. Oburu na m daba, nyelu m aka ka m si na njo weputa, nafuwanye Gi nanya, Amen.

Comments

Post a Comment

nubbystylesintl@gmail.com

Popular posts from this blog

WHAT IS THE HISTORY BEHIND THE POPES RED SHOES AND WHY DID POPE FRANCIS CHOOSE NOT TO WEAR THEM

Image
It's important to note that most popes wore three types of shoes: red silk shoes for when they're inside the Vatican, episcopal sandals which they used in celebrating Mass (until 1969) according to the liturgical colours, and red leather shoes for outdoors. This write-up concerns the Pope's outdoor shoes.  The tradition of popes wearing red shoes can be traced back to ancient times. In the early centuries of the Church, bishops and other clergy members wore red shoes as a symbol of their rank and authority. Red was considered a colour of distinction and power. Over time, the red shoes became part of the papal regalia, distinguishing the pope from other clergy members. The shoes came to symbolise the pope's supreme authority and his role as the Vicar of Christ on Earth. They were also seen as a sign of the pope's connection to the blood of martyrs and Christ's sacrifice. The tradition of red papal shoes continued for centuries, with popes wearing elaborately desi...
Read more

WHY DID CATHOLIC PRIESTS BECOME CELIBATE? WHAT IS THE HISTORY OF CELIBACY IN THE CATHOLIC CHURCH?

Image
The rule of celibacy in the Roman Catholic Church has evolved over centuries and cannot be attributed to any single historical event or reason. Instead, it has been influenced by a combination of factors, including theological, cultural, and practical considerations. Here are some of the key historical reasons that contributed to the establishment and development of clerical celibacy in the Roman Catholic Church: 1. Early Christian Tradition: In the early centuries of Christianity, there was a diversity of practices regarding celibacy among clergy. Some early Christian communities encouraged celibacy as a way to devote oneself entirely to God, while others allowed married men to become priests. Over time, however, the idea of celibacy gained traction, influenced by the example of Jesus and the apostle Paul, who were both celibate (cf. Matt. 19:12; 1 Cor. 7: 25-34). 2. Asceticism and Monasticism: The rise of asceticism and monasticism in the early centuries of the Church further promote...
Read more

CAN A CATHOLIC RECEIVE THE THE SACRAMENT OF PENANCE (CONFESSION) THROUGH A PHONE CALL? IF NO WHY?

Image
These days, the number of persons requesting the sacrament of confessions online is increasing. Perhaps this is due to the increase in the use of social media and other related networking Internet powered platforms, especially in the aftermath of the Covid-19 pandemic.  It is great that many more persons, especially young people, are becoming much more interested in seeking reconciliation with God, however, this sacred and spiritual encounter ought to be personal, between the Priest and the Penitent.  The moment an electronic medium comes between the penitent and the priest, who acts in the name and person of Jesus Christ, the sacrament is invalidated.  The Catechism of the Catholic Church reminds us that in the sacrament of reconciliation, Jesus personally addresses every sinner saying: “My son, your sins are forgiven.” He is the physician tending each one of the sick who need him to cure them. He raises them up and reintegrates them into fraternal communion. Personal co...
Read more

HAVE CHRISTIANS FAILED CHRIST OR IS THERE HOPE OF REDEMPTION?...........Watch Video.

Somehow it seems like Christians are not so interested in knowing Christ who is the redemption of the human race. The video above shows a collection of christians who either do not know who JESUS is, or can not quote even one verse of the Bible let alone knowing the mother of Jesus Christ or the grand parents. ..... That is quite disheartening to note in a world where riches and miracle is now the topmost desires of every living creature. Watch the video and share your thoughts in the comment section . Dear parents take the words of Proverbs seriously and TRAIN UP YOUR CHILDREN IN THE WAY THEY SHOULD GO THAT WHEN THEY GROW UP THEY WILL NEVER DEPART FROM IT ...
Read more

MY CATHOLIC FAITH: WHAT DO YOU KNOW ABOUT A BISHOP'S CONFERENCE IN THE CATHOLIC CHURCH?

Image
  INTRODUCTION The Church is called to live the life of Christ through the public ministries in which she provides evangelization and outreach, in the community we live, work and have leisure with. The Church also seeks to support and sustain members of the Christian Community in their faith, as well as introduce all to the person and message of Jesus Christ. This duty is expressed in different ways one of which is the presence of Episcopal Conferences in different territories, what then is an Episcopal Conference or Bishop's Conference? WHAT IS A BISHOP'S CONFERENCE OR AN EPISCOPAL CONFERENCE? An Episcopal Conference, sometimes called a Conference of Bishops, is an official assembly of the Bishops of the Catholic Church in a given territory who are empowered to make decisions regarding policy for the whole region, and who also  develop projects, initiatives, or apostolates together, if they judge that to be in interests of the Church in the given territory or region. Conferen...
Read more