Traditional Catholic prayer
Daily Act of Oblation to the Sacred Heart
This daily offering unites thoughts, desires, words, and actions with the intentions of the Sacred Heart of Jesus. Oblation means an offering. The complete prayer is printed on page 634 of With God (1911).
Source: With God: A Book of Prayers and Reflections (1911), Rev. F. X. Lasance, page 634.
O Lord Jesus Christ, in union with that divine intention with which Thou didst on earth offer praises to God through Thy sacred Heart, and now dost continue to offer them in all places in the Sacrament of the Eucharist, and wilt do so to the end of the world, I most willingly offer Thee, throughout this entire day, without the smallest exception, all my intentions and thoughts, all my affections and desires, all my words and actions, that they may be conformed to the most sacred heart of the Blessed Virgin Mary ever immaculate.
About this prayer
Prayer source
With God: A Book of Prayers and Reflections (1911), Rev. F. X. Lasance, page 634.
View the printed prayer page.About our prayer sources- What it is
- This daily offering unites thoughts, desires, words, and actions with the intentions of the Sacred Heart of Jesus. Oblation means an offering. The complete prayer is printed on page 634 of With God (1911).
- Prayer intention
- Offering the whole day in union with Jesus.
- When to pray
- At the beginning of the day or when renewing a morning offering.
- Languages
- English
- English prayer source
- With God: A Book of Prayers and Reflections (1911), Rev. F. X. Lasance, page 634. View the historical source. View the printed prayer page. Novena Regina provides the explanations above. The prayer text follows the source named here.
Traditional Catholic prayer
Daily Act of Oblation to the Sacred Heart
Source: With God: A Book of Prayers and Reflections (1911), Rev. F. X. Lasance, page 634.
O Lord Jesus Christ, in union with that divine intention with which Thou didst on earth offer praises to God through Thy sacred Heart, and now dost continue to offer them in all places in the Sacrament of the Eucharist, and wilt do so to the end of the world, I most willingly offer Thee, throughout this entire day, without the smallest exception, all my intentions and thoughts, all my affections and desires, all my words and actions, that they may be conformed to the most sacred heart of the Blessed Virgin Mary ever immaculate.