"I Thirst": Why Did the Creator of the Universe Ask a Nun for Help? | Saint Margaret Mary Alacoque

"I Thirst": Why Did the Creator of the Universe Ask a Nun for Help? | Saint Margaret Mary Alacoque

Have you ever wondered why God, who lacks nothing, would ever say that He is thirsty?
Have you ever asked yourself what kind of thirst could exist in the heart of the Creator of the universe?
And have you ever felt that mysterious pull — as if God Himself were quietly asking you for something, not because He needs it, but because He desires your love?

These questions lead us into one of the most tender and startling mysteries of the Christian spiritual life.

Saint Margaret Mary Alacoque once said: When God said “I thirst,” He was not asking for water — He was revealing a hunger for human love that still echoes through time.


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