As you asked me in your penultimate letter, at the last Mass, I "offered" you to God as best as I could – and I do so every day, while also "offering" myself.
I don’t know if you know this prayer, a bit strong, but very beautiful, from one of our Fathers from the 16th century: "You Yourself, my Lord, enclose me at the bottom of the depths of Your Heart, and while You hold me there, melt me, purify me, ignite me and burn me with flame, elevate me to the complete satisfaction and delight of Your Heart, until my complete annihilation."
(Pierre Teilhard de Chardin SJ /1881–1955/, letter from the front, to his cousin, September 23, 1917;
quoted from the book Pierre Teilhard de Chardin, The Birth of Thought. Letters 1914-1919, Malvern 2021)
