Editorial Comment: Generally as a whole I am not crazy about these types of prayers. By types, I mean the old school flowery language type of prayer. The language is not really appealing to me, but it seemed fitting for today's feast. I do like that the intention is for those things at which we often fail, which is something we should all consider as we ask God's help in overcoming some of our deep rooted habits or tendencies.
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Receive me, dear and chosen Father, and the offering of every
movement of my body and soul, which I desire to present
through thee to my blessed Lord.

Purify all! Make all a perfect holocaust! May every pulsation
of my heart be a Spiritual Communion, every look and
thought an act of love, every action a sweet sacrifice,
every word an arrow of Divine love, every step
an advance toward Jesus, every visit to Our Lord as
pleasing to God as the errands of Angels, every thought
of thee, dear Saint, an act to remind thee that I am thy child.

I recommend to thee the occasions in which I usually fail,
particularly . . . [Mention these]. Accept each little devotion
of the day, though replete with imperfection, and offer it
to Jesus, Whose mercy will overlook all, since He
regards not so much the gift as the love of the giver.
Amen.