Eucharistic Adoration Poster

Would you like to promote Eucharistic Adoration in your parish? This tremendous poster will help you get that done! This motivational poster's image centres around Jean-Auguste-Dominique Ingres' famous painting The Virgin Adoring the Host. It incorporates the heart of the equally famous story of the Cure of Ars and the peasant. A peasant farmer and parishioner would never pass the church door without entering it to adore his Lord. he would leave his tools, his spade, hoe, and pickaxe, at the door, and remain for hours together sitting or kneeling before the tabernacle. M. Vianney, who watched him with great delight, could never perceive the slightest movement of the lips. Being surprised at this circumstance, he said to him one day, "My good father, what do you say to our Lord in those long visits you pay Him every day and many times a day?" "I say nothing to Him, " was the reply; "I look at Him, and He looks at me." "A beautiful and sublime answer," says M. Monnin. "He said nothing, he opened no book, he could not read; but he had eyes, - eyes of the body and eyes of the soul, - and he opened them, those of the soul especially, and fixed them on our Lord. 'I look at Him.' He fastened upon Him his whole mind, his whole heart; all his senses, and all his faculties. There was an interchange of ineffable thought in those glances which came and went between the heart of the servant and the heart of the Master. This is the secret, the great secret, of attaining sanctity. Finally it ends with a reference to Psalm 46:10 "Be still, and know that I am God; I will be exalted among the nations, I will be exalted in the earth" This poster is perfect for helping people understand how to worship the Risen Lord fully present in the Eucharist.