Traditional Prayers
Act of Reparation to the Sacred Heart of Jesus
Pope Pius XI, Miserentissimus Redemptor (1928); traditional English translation
About the prayer
This act of reparation, known from its Latin opening as "Iesu dulcissime," was prescribed by Pope Pius XI in his 1928 encyclical Miserentissimus Redemptor to be recited publicly on the Feast of the Sacred Heart in every parish of the world. It is one of the central texts of the reparation tradition that grew out of the revelations to St. Margaret Mary. Reparation here does not mean adding to Christ's atonement, which is complete, but joining oneself to it — offering love where love has been withheld. The prayer is prayed on the Feast of the Sacred Heart, on First Fridays, and in June, the month dedicated to the Sacred Heart. An indulgence has traditionally been attached to its recitation.
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