Special Vatican Monstrance

Pope John Paul II blessed six monstrances to travel around the world to be used by groups who pray before the Eucharist for vocations. Fr. Mike Harrington and the vocation office were able to obtain the monstrance for the Boston Archdiocese right before the patronal feast of St. Patrick. Two Sunday's ago the monstrance was in the chapel of the Missionaries of Charity for an hour of Eucharistic adoration. That afternoon it was Fr. Mike brought it to our chapel and we opened the doors to anyone who wanted to join us in prayer for vocations.
Jesus said that we must beg the Father to send workers into the harvest. This was the true vocation work: prayer. For vocations are a gift that the world so needs, because it so needs Christ.
2 Comments:
At 11:00 AM,
Anonymous said…
I am curious as to how much it costs to make these monstrance and where were they made.
Does anyone know?
The Poor and starving in Sudan barely make 25 cents a day.
At 2:32 PM,
Anonymous said…
You know you don't really need an answer, right? It's expensive. So your real question is should the Church spend money on a monstrance or give it to the poor of Sudan. (and elsewhere)
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