Frederick William Faber (Фредерик Уильям Фабер)
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Jesus, gentlest Savior, God of might and power, thou thyself art dwelling in us at this hour. Nature cannot hold thee, heaven is all too strait for thine endless glory and thy royal state. Out beyond the shining of the furthest star thou art ever stretching infinitely far. Yet the hearts of children hold what worlds cannot, and the God of wonders loves the lowly spot. Jesus, gentlest Savior, dwelling in us now, fill us full of goodness till our hearts o'erflow. Multiply our graces, chiefly love and fear, and, dear Lord, the chiefest, grace to persevere.
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