Today's Intercessory Prayers


Glory be to the name of the Lord, for He cares for His chosen people with infinite love. And so we send our prayers up to him:- Lord, show us Your love.

Remember your Church, Lord:
keep her free from evil and make her grow perfect in your love.

Make all peoples recognize that you alone are God, with Jesus Christ your Son, whom you have sent to us.

May all go well with those who are near to us: bless them and give them unending life.

Give solace to those who are burdened by hard labor,
and uphold the dignity of those the world despises.

In Your compassion, open wide Your gates for those who have left the body today, and graciously welcome them into your kingdom.

We pray for the following intentions:

For the success of the 40 Days for Life Campaign.

For Linda W. who is suffering from liver cancer.

For all the unemployed, the homeless, the poor, and the alienated.

For those who are suffering from the pain of abortion.

For the conversion of all our family members.

For the conversion of those ensnared in the culture of death.
For the mentally ill.

For a FT job for Bill ASAP.

For all the prayer intentions at One Came Back.

For the continuing efforts against PP in Aurora, Illinois.

For Dawn Eden's prayer request for Del, who is under investigation by his employer's HR team, for passing out Miraculous medals at work to selected individuals.

For a special intention.

For all previous prayer intentions mentioned here and for those around St. Blog's.

Our Father ....

Lord, support us as we pray to you, and keep us day and night under your protection. Guide us as we live in this world of change, and let your own unchangeability be a firm foundation for us. Through our Lord Jesus Christ, your Son, who lives and reigns with you in the unity of the Holy Spirit, God for ever and ever.

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Comments

  1. Barb Szyszkiewicz9/27/07, 10:42 AM

    With my prayers for that job ASAP, and the other intentions expressed here.

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  2. Jean Heimann9/27/07, 5:51 PM

    Thank you, Barb!

    God bless you!

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