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How Much Do You Love God?


It is time to be blunt and honest: we do not love our Lord as we ought and as He deserves!

He has been here among us for more than 2,000 years, yet for all practical purposes we have abandoned and ignored Him. Such neglect must come to an end!

Stirring Slumbering Souls – 250 Eucharistic Reflections wants to do something about this insulting neglect of such a great Gift.

Read what noted Catholic author Anne Costa has to say about this book:

“This book accomplished what author Michael Seagriff hoped: that is to ignite my heart and stir my soul to love Jesus more and more. The words contained in this volume speak Truth and breathe Life and offer the reader a broad sampling of some of the finest thoughts and reflections on the Eucharist--our source and summit and surest Love. I can't wait to get to Adoration!”

Get your copy today and begin to quench our Lord’s Thirst for our love!
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