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Consideration:
Consider to yourself the Infant Jesus represented in the form of a fisher, holding in His hands a rod, to which is attached the hook wherewith He will catch the hearts of men. When we think on His beauty, and on the love with which He seeks us, and on all that He has done to allure us to His love, we must needs consecrate our hearts to His service.
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Stations of the Infant Jesus
A guide to a traditional practice credited to St. Alphonsus Maria de Liguori. This devotion is styled much like the “Stations of the Cross,” but focusing on Christ’s Incarnation, Birth and Infancy.
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