Prayer to the Crucified Savior Jesus Christ on the Miraculous Zarvanytsia Icon (Metropolitan Athanasius Sheptytsky)

O, most sweet Jesus, my Savior!
You descended from heaven to earth, from the Vytci vines into the womb of the Most Pure Virgin; you assumed humanity and endured all toil and suffering, that you might receive me again into heaven, from which, together with the forefathers, through my impatience I was expelled. You did not spare your own life, that I, through the sin of the dead, might be revived. You were nailed to the cross and allowed yourself to be raised up upon it, that I might see how good, merciful, and compassionate you are. You bowed your Divine head to kiss me; you stretched out your almighty hands to draw me to your Heart, flaming with love.
And what have I done? O darkness, O my malice! I have not fully received your love for me, I have not come, I have not clung to you. I have loved excessively, rather the fleeting beauty of this world, than you, the ineffable, infinite Good. Therefore today, as I behold you, I also recognize myself. You—as the good, merciful one—and I—as the wretched. And, not having seen, fear seizes me, I fall to your Divine feet and, like David, repentant, I cry: "Have mercy on me, O God, according to your great mercy and the abundance of your gifts, cleanse my iniquity."
O, most merciful Jesus! You have chosen those who come to you at this holy icon, dark, to see—illuminate me also with the Light of your grace, that I may recognize all my sins.
You opened the mute's mouth—grant me also, the mute of shame and malice, that with a contrite heart I may confess all my sins. You cleansed the lepers on the body—cleanse also my soul, polluted by the mire of sin.
O Jesus, abyss of love! Hear the supplication of your servant, whom neither silver nor gold, but only your priceless most holy Blood has redeemed. Hear me, I call with a sigh, and do not turn away your face from me, lest the enemy of my soul again with malice say to me: "Take refuge in him." Grant me here on earth to have you in my heart, mind, and mouth always; and then to live with you in your Heavenly Kingdom for endless ages. Amen.

Source: kyrios.org.ua