Prayers

XXVII World Day of the Sick: ” Lord help us to bring some comfort to our brothers and sisters who suffer in many ways”

Feb 3: PRO-LIFE DAY
Let us make that one point – that no child will be unwanted, unloved, uncared for, or killed and thrown away.  And give until it hurts – with a smile.

Meditation of the love of God

Prayer of St. Bartolomea on the first day of the year: ‘My God, since you grant me this new year………’

Our Father and our God, as we stand at the beginning of this new year we confess our need of Your presence and Your guidance as we face the future.

Count your blessings… name them one by one!

Events of history have depth and a spiritual dimension, all deriving from the presence of God who “reigns for ever and ever” (Ex 15:18), the One who gives meaning to them.

Events of history have depth and a spiritual dimension, all deriving from the presence of God who “reigns for ever and ever” (Ex 15:18), the One who gives meaning to them.

Events of history have depth and a spiritual dimension, all deriving from the presence of God who “reigns for ever and ever” (Ex 15:18), the One who gives meaning to them.

Events of history have depth and a spiritual dimension, all deriving from the presence of God who “reigns for ever and ever” (Ex 15:18), the One who gives meaning to them.

Events of history have depth and a spiritual dimension, all deriving from the presence of God who “reigns for ever and ever” (Ex 15:18), the One who gives meaning to them.

The Saints are our ancestors and friends — that “cloud of witnesses” who accepted the godly realism of their lives, shared it with others on Earth, and continue to do so now before the throne of God in heaven.

– the words of st. Pope Paul VI