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Devotion to the Infant Jesus of Prague
Devotion to the Infant Jesus of Prague
Devotion to the Infant Jesus of Prague
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Devotion to the royal Christ Child under the title of the Infant Jesus of Prague is one of the most powerful and beloved devotions in the Church. Here is the story of the miraculous statue in Prague and of some of the many favors and blessings granted by the Infant Jesus, as well as the original, famous prayers to venerate Him. The Infant Jesus spoke to one of the first devotees of the Infant Jesus of Prague devotion and said, The more you honor Me, the more I will bless you. This little booklet will open the door for many souls to experience the graces and blessings which are bestowed by the generous Heart of the Infant Jesus of Prague on all those who honor Him. It is a booklet that makes lasting devotees of this devotion. Imprimatur: Charles Helmsing, Bishop of Kansas City - St. Joseph, August 29, 1962.
LanguageEnglish
PublisherTAN Books
Release dateOct 1, 1994
ISBN9781505128635

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    Origin of the Devotion

    AS PREVIOUSLY mentioned, the statue of the Infant Jesus of Prague was brought to Bohemia by a Spanish princess, whose mother had given it to her as a wedding gift. This noble lady, in turn, presented the image to her daughter. When the latter’s husband died, in 1623, she resolved to spend the remainder of her days in works of piety and charity.

    She was particularly generous to the Carmelites of Prague who, after Emperor Ferdinand II, their founder, had removed his residence to Vienna, fell into such utter destitution that at times they had scarcely enough to eat. Accordingly, she presented her beloved statue to the religious with these prophetic words: "I hereby give you what I prize most highly in this world. As long as you venerate this image you will not be in

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