Dialogue with Jesus

Welcome to “Dialogue with Jesus.” This is not only an exhibition about history — it is an invitation: an invitation to enter a real conversation, one that has continued for centuries and continues still. St Margaret Mary would spend hours — sometimes whole nights — sitting quietly, speaking with Jesus. Sincerely, intimately, about everything.

We invite you to choose the theme of your dialogue with Jesus. Feel free to use the paper before you to jot down your thoughts, reflections, and any questions you would like to ask later.

We invite you to close your eyes and take a deep breath. Now… imagine Jesus sitting right beside you — not a painting, not a statue, but a real presence — gazing at you with complete tenderness, without any judgment.

Perhaps these questions speak to what is on your heart:

1. In the rush of ambition and busyness, do you set aside even five minutes of “sacred space” for God each day — or do you only remember Him when you feel lost or defeated?

2. In an age that prizes efficiency and material things, is all of it drawing you closer to God, or slowly letting you drift with the current?

3. When you truly grow still, what is the one thing you most want to say to Jesus?

What do you think Jesus would say to you?

Let us bring these questions into your dialogue with Him, and ask Him to shed His light on you. How might the life and teaching of Jesus offer guidance and wisdom for your situation?

In the Scriptures, God answers like this:

Rising very early before dawn, he left and went off to a deserted place, where he prayed. (馬爾谷福音 Mark 1:35)

How do these words touch you and speak to your situation? Quietly carry them into your heart and reflect.

Lord Jesus, thank You for being with me in this moment. Shine Your light on the questions in my heart, give me Your peace, and teach me to entrust my burdens to You. Amen.

If this dialogue has stirred something in your heart — we encourage you to keep going. As you leave, please take a prayer / quotation card at the exit.

Welcome to “Dialogue with Jesus.” This is not only an exhibition about history — it is an invitation: an invitation to enter a real conversation, one that has continued for centuries and continues still. St Margaret Mary would spend hours — sometimes whole nights — sitting quietly, speaking with Jesus. Sincerely, intimately, about everything.

We invite you to choose the theme of your dialogue with Jesus. Feel free to use the paper before you to jot down your thoughts, reflections, and any questions you would like to ask later.

We invite you to close your eyes and take a deep breath. Now… imagine Jesus sitting right beside you — not a painting, not a statue, but a real presence — gazing at you with complete tenderness, without any judgment.

Perhaps these questions speak to what is on your heart:

1. You’ve reached a crossroads, and every path ahead looks unclear — further study, a new job, staying single, marriage… You’re afraid to choose wrongly, and afraid not to choose at all. What is the one thing you most need to get right first?

2. The success you’re chasing — is it what you truly long for, or the shape others say it “should” be?

3. If Jesus asked you right now, “Who are you really working for?” — how would you answer?

What do you think Jesus would say to you?

Let us bring these questions into your dialogue with Him, and ask Him to shed His light on you. How might the life and teaching of Jesus offer guidance and wisdom for your situation?

In the Scriptures, God answers like this:

Trust in the Lord with all your heart, and do not rely on your own understanding; in all your ways be mindful of him, and he will make straight your paths. (箴言 Proverbs 3:5-6)

How do these words touch you and speak to your situation? Quietly carry them into your heart and reflect.

Lord Jesus, thank You for being with me in this moment. Shine Your light on the questions in my heart, give me Your peace, and teach me to entrust my burdens to You. Amen.

If this dialogue has stirred something in your heart — we encourage you to keep going. As you leave, please take a prayer / quotation card at the exit.

Welcome to “Dialogue with Jesus.” This is not only an exhibition about history — it is an invitation: an invitation to enter a real conversation, one that has continued for centuries and continues still. St Margaret Mary would spend hours — sometimes whole nights — sitting quietly, speaking with Jesus. Sincerely, intimately, about everything.

We invite you to choose the theme of your dialogue with Jesus. Feel free to use the paper before you to jot down your thoughts, reflections, and any questions you would like to ask later.

We invite you to close your eyes and take a deep breath. Now… imagine Jesus sitting right beside you — not a painting, not a statue, but a real presence — gazing at you with complete tenderness, without any judgment.

Perhaps these questions speak to what is on your heart:

1. Among friends, romance, and family, do you often wear a mask, afraid to let people see the real you?

2. Is there a relationship that once wounded you — one you still find hard to release, or to forgive?

3. You long to be loved and accepted — do you believe that Jesus, right now, loves and accepts you completely, just as you are?

What do you think Jesus would say to you?

Let us bring these questions into your dialogue with Him, and ask Him to shed His light on you. How might the life and teaching of Jesus offer guidance and wisdom for your situation?

In the Scriptures, God answers like this:

Beloved, let us love one another, because love is of God. (若望一書 1 John 4:7)

How do these words touch you and speak to your situation? Quietly carry them into your heart and reflect.

Lord Jesus, thank You for being with me in this moment. Shine Your light on the questions in my heart, give me Your peace, and teach me to entrust my burdens to You. Amen.

If this dialogue has stirred something in your heart — we encourage you to keep going. As you leave, please take a prayer / quotation card at the exit.

Welcome to “Dialogue with Jesus.” This is not only an exhibition about history — it is an invitation: an invitation to enter a real conversation, one that has continued for centuries and continues still. St Margaret Mary would spend hours — sometimes whole nights — sitting quietly, speaking with Jesus. Sincerely, intimately, about everything.

We invite you to choose the theme of your dialogue with Jesus. Feel free to use the paper before you to jot down your thoughts, reflections, and any questions you would like to ask later.

We invite you to close your eyes and take a deep breath. Now… imagine Jesus sitting right beside you — not a painting, not a statue, but a real presence — gazing at you with complete tenderness, without any judgment.

Perhaps these questions speak to what is on your heart:

1. Facing a career plateau, a crisis, or the lure of power, do you still hold to your Christian values? Is your work revealing the glory of God — or only chasing worldly security?

2. After so many busy years, have you paused to ask: what is all of this actually for?

3. If you had to step down tomorrow, what would you be proud of — and what would you regret?

What do you think Jesus would say to you?

Let us bring these questions into your dialogue with Him, and ask Him to shed His light on you. How might the life and teaching of Jesus offer guidance and wisdom for your situation?

In the Scriptures, God answers like this:

Whatever you do, do it from the heart, as for the Lord and not for others… You are serving the Lord Christ. (哥羅森書 Colossians 3:23-24)

How do these words touch you and speak to your situation? Quietly carry them into your heart and reflect.

Lord Jesus, thank You for being with me in this moment. Shine Your light on the questions in my heart, give me Your peace, and teach me to entrust my burdens to You. Amen.

If this dialogue has stirred something in your heart — we encourage you to keep going. As you leave, please take a prayer / quotation card at the exit.

Welcome to “Dialogue with Jesus.” This is not only an exhibition about history — it is an invitation: an invitation to enter a real conversation, one that has continued for centuries and continues still. St Margaret Mary would spend hours — sometimes whole nights — sitting quietly, speaking with Jesus. Sincerely, intimately, about everything.

We invite you to choose the theme of your dialogue with Jesus. Feel free to use the paper before you to jot down your thoughts, reflections, and any questions you would like to ask later.

We invite you to close your eyes and take a deep breath. Now… imagine Jesus sitting right beside you — not a painting, not a statue, but a real presence — gazing at you with complete tenderness, without any judgment.

Perhaps these questions speak to what is on your heart:

1. You feel as if you’re carrying the whole household — finances, the mortgage, the children, your parents’ expectations… and you are so tired. Is that tiredness because reality really is this heavy, or because you demand too much of yourself?

2. In your marriage or your family, is there something you’ve long wanted to say, but never could?

3. When did you last truly entrust your family to God, instead of carrying it all by sheer force alone?

What do you think Jesus would say to you?

Let us bring these questions into your dialogue with Him, and ask Him to shed His light on you. How might the life and teaching of Jesus offer guidance and wisdom for your situation?

In the Scriptures, God answers like this:

Martha, Martha, you are anxious and worried about many things. There is need of only one thing. Mary has chosen the better part, and it will not be taken from her. (路加福音 Luke 10:41-42)

How do these words touch you and speak to your situation? Quietly carry them into your heart and reflect.

Lord Jesus, thank You for being with me in this moment. Shine Your light on the questions in my heart, give me Your peace, and teach me to entrust my burdens to You. Amen.

If this dialogue has stirred something in your heart — we encourage you to keep going. As you leave, please take a prayer / quotation card at the exit.

Welcome to “Dialogue with Jesus.” This is not only an exhibition about history — it is an invitation: an invitation to enter a real conversation, one that has continued for centuries and continues still. St Margaret Mary would spend hours — sometimes whole nights — sitting quietly, speaking with Jesus. Sincerely, intimately, about everything.

We invite you to choose the theme of your dialogue with Jesus. Feel free to use the paper before you to jot down your thoughts, reflections, and any questions you would like to ask later.

We invite you to close your eyes and take a deep breath. Now… imagine Jesus sitting right beside you — not a painting, not a statue, but a real presence — gazing at you with complete tenderness, without any judgment.

Perhaps these questions speak to what is on your heart:

1. You are caught between aging parents and growing children — both need you, and you feel you’re being torn apart. When should you “hold on tightly,” and when should you “let go and entrust”? You’re so afraid of deciding wrongly…

2. While you keep giving and caring for others, who is caring for you? And do you allow yourself to be cared for?

3. When you are utterly worn out, do you bring that weariness to Jesus — or choose to carry it alone?

What do you think Jesus would say to you?

Let us bring these questions into your dialogue with Him, and ask Him to shed His light on you. How might the life and teaching of Jesus offer guidance and wisdom for your situation?

In the Scriptures, God answers like this:

Have no anxiety at all, but in everything, by prayer and petition, with thanksgiving, make your requests known to God. Then the peace of God that surpasses all understanding will guard your hearts and minds in Christ Jesus. (斐理伯書 Philippians 4:6-7)

How do these words touch you and speak to your situation? Quietly carry them into your heart and reflect.

Lord Jesus, thank You for being with me in this moment. Shine Your light on the questions in my heart, give me Your peace, and teach me to entrust my burdens to You. Amen.

If this dialogue has stirred something in your heart — we encourage you to keep going. As you leave, please take a prayer / quotation card at the exit.

Welcome to “Dialogue with Jesus.” This is not only an exhibition about history — it is an invitation: an invitation to enter a real conversation, one that has continued for centuries and continues still. St Margaret Mary would spend hours — sometimes whole nights — sitting quietly, speaking with Jesus. Sincerely, intimately, about everything.

We invite you to choose the theme of your dialogue with Jesus. Feel free to use the paper before you to jot down your thoughts, reflections, and any questions you would like to ask later.

We invite you to close your eyes and take a deep breath. Now… imagine Jesus sitting right beside you — not a painting, not a statue, but a real presence — gazing at you with complete tenderness, without any judgment.

Perhaps these questions speak to what is on your heart:

1. Having stepped down from work or the busy stage of life, how do you see your worth now? Might you find, through prayer, a peace of soul — a peace that is itself a most precious service in God’s eyes?

2. Looking back over your life, what do you most want to pass on to the next generation — not property, but a conviction?

3. In God’s eyes, your worth was never “how much you did.” Do you believe that?

What do you think Jesus would say to you?

Let us bring these questions into your dialogue with Him, and ask Him to shed His light on you. How might the life and teaching of Jesus offer guidance and wisdom for your situation?

In the Scriptures, God answers like this:

Even to your old age I am he, and to gray hairs I will carry you. I have made, and I will bear; I will carry and will save. (依撒意亞先知書 Isaiah 46:4)

How do these words touch you and speak to your situation? Quietly carry them into your heart and reflect.

Lord Jesus, thank You for being with me in this moment. Shine Your light on the questions in my heart, give me Your peace, and teach me to entrust my burdens to You. Amen.

If this dialogue has stirred something in your heart — we encourage you to keep going. As you leave, please take a prayer / quotation card at the exit.

Welcome to “Dialogue with Jesus.” This is not only an exhibition about history — it is an invitation: an invitation to enter a real conversation, one that has continued for centuries and continues still. St Margaret Mary would spend hours — sometimes whole nights — sitting quietly, speaking with Jesus. Sincerely, intimately, about everything.

We invite you to choose the theme of your dialogue with Jesus. Feel free to use the paper before you to jot down your thoughts, reflections, and any questions you would like to ask later.

We invite you to close your eyes and take a deep breath. Now… imagine Jesus sitting right beside you — not a painting, not a statue, but a real presence — gazing at you with complete tenderness, without any judgment.

Perhaps these questions speak to what is on your heart:

1. One by one, those around you have gone; the young have their own worlds, and you feel left behind here. At this age, is there still meaning in your living? What worth do you still have today?

2. On the loneliest nights, to whom do you pour out your heart? Have you ever simply, quietly, handed that loneliness to Jesus?

3. Is there someone you long to see once more — or to say "I'm sorry", or "I love you" to, one more time?

What do you think Jesus would say to you?

Let us bring these questions into your dialogue with Him, and ask Him to shed His light on you. How might the life and teaching of Jesus offer guidance and wisdom for your situation?

In the Scriptures, God answers like this:

Cleave to him and do not depart, that you may be honored at the end of your life. (德訓篇 Sirach 2:3)

How do these words touch you and speak to your situation? Quietly carry them into your heart and reflect.

Lord Jesus, thank You for being with me in this moment. Shine Your light on the questions in my heart, give me Your peace, and teach me to entrust my burdens to You. Amen.

If this dialogue has stirred something in your heart — we encourage you to keep going. As you leave, please take a prayer / quotation card at the exit.

Welcome to “Dialogue with Jesus.” This is not only an exhibition about history — it is an invitation: an invitation to enter a real conversation, one that has continued for centuries and continues still. St Margaret Mary would spend hours — sometimes whole nights — sitting quietly, speaking with Jesus. Sincerely, intimately, about everything.

We invite you to choose the theme of your dialogue with Jesus. Feel free to use the paper before you to jot down your thoughts, reflections, and any questions you would like to ask later.

We invite you to close your eyes and take a deep breath. Now… imagine Jesus sitting right beside you — not a painting, not a statue, but a real presence — gazing at you with complete tenderness, without any judgment.

Perhaps these questions speak to what is on your heart:

1. Facing the end of life, you are truly afraid. Some wishes remain unfulfilled, some people and things you cannot bear to release, some debts still unpaid… You long for peace, yet peace feels far away. How can you face all of this?

2. If you were to meet God face to face tonight, what would you least be able to let go of? Are you willing to hand it to Him now?

3. For one who believes, is death an ending — or a going home? Which, in your heart, do you truly believe?

What do you think Jesus would say to you?

Let us bring these questions into your dialogue with Him, and ask Him to shed His light on you. How might the life and teaching of Jesus offer guidance and wisdom for your situation?

In the Scriptures, God answers like this:

Peace I leave with you; my peace I give to you. Not as the world gives do I give to you. Do not let your hearts be troubled, and do not be afraid. (若望福音 John 14:27)

How do these words touch you and speak to your situation? Quietly carry them into your heart and reflect.

Lord Jesus, thank You for being with me in this moment. Shine Your light on the questions in my heart, give me Your peace, and teach me to entrust my burdens to You. Amen.

If this dialogue has stirred something in your heart — we encourage you to keep going. As you leave, please take a prayer / quotation card at the exit.

Welcome to “Dialogue with Jesus.” This is not only an exhibition about history — it is an invitation: an invitation to enter a real conversation, one that has continued for centuries and continues still. St Margaret Mary would spend hours — sometimes whole nights — sitting quietly, speaking with Jesus. Sincerely, intimately, about everything.

We invite you to choose the theme of your dialogue with Jesus. Feel free to use the paper before you to jot down your thoughts, reflections, and any questions you would like to ask later.

We invite you to close your eyes and take a deep breath. Now… imagine Jesus sitting right beside you — not a painting, not a statue, but a real presence — gazing at you with complete tenderness, without any judgment.

Perhaps these questions speak to what is on your heart:

1. In the busyness of “working for God,” have you slowly forgotten how simply to “be with God”? When did you last keep Him company, doing nothing at all?

2. St Margaret would sit for hours before the Blessed Sacrament. For you today, is prayer a longing — or a duty?

3. If Jesus asked you, “In all these years, have you come to know Me more?” — how would you answer?

What do you think Jesus would say to you?

Let us bring these questions into your dialogue with Him, and ask Him to shed His light on you. How might the life and teaching of Jesus offer guidance and wisdom for your situation?

In the Scriptures, God answers like this:

Make your home in me, as I make my home in you… for cut off from me you can do nothing. (若望福音 John 15:4-5)

How do these words touch you and speak to your situation? Quietly carry them into your heart and reflect.

Lord Jesus, thank You for being with me in this moment. Shine Your light on the questions in my heart, give me Your peace, and teach me to entrust my burdens to You. Amen.

If this dialogue has stirred something in your heart — we encourage you to keep going. As you leave, please take a prayer / quotation card at the exit.

Welcome to “Dialogue with Jesus.” This is not only an exhibition about history — it is an invitation: an invitation to enter a real conversation, one that has continued for centuries and continues still. St Margaret Mary would spend hours — sometimes whole nights — sitting quietly, speaking with Jesus. Sincerely, intimately, about everything.

We invite you to choose the theme of your dialogue with Jesus. Feel free to use the paper before you to jot down your thoughts, reflections, and any questions you would like to ask later.

We invite you to close your eyes and take a deep breath. Now… imagine Jesus sitting right beside you — not a painting, not a statue, but a real presence — gazing at you with complete tenderness, without any judgment.

Perhaps these questions speak to what is on your heart:

1. You pour yourself out for everyone — but when you yourself are weary or wounded, who shepherds you? Do you let yourself be consoled too?

2. Jesus told St Margaret that the coldness which most wounded His Heart often came from those consecrated to Him. As one in religious life, how do those words touch you?

3. Are you willing to be the one who “keeps watch” for Him — who, while others sleep, accompanies, makes reparation, and consoles the Heart of Christ?

What do you think Jesus would say to you?

Let us bring these questions into your dialogue with Him, and ask Him to shed His light on you. How might the life and teaching of Jesus offer guidance and wisdom for your situation?

In the Scriptures, God answers like this:

So you had not the strength to keep awake with me for one hour? (瑪竇福音 Matthew 26:40)

How do these words touch you and speak to your situation? Quietly carry them into your heart and reflect.

Lord Jesus, thank You for being with me in this moment. Shine Your light on the questions in my heart, give me Your peace, and teach me to entrust my burdens to You. Amen.

If this dialogue has stirred something in your heart — we encourage you to keep going. As you leave, please take a prayer / quotation card at the exit.