Daily Prayer Feb 18, 2021

 


Dear Heavenly Father, I think you for this day, when your holy priesthood gathers around the world to celebrate your victory over death, in the resurrection of our Savior, Christ Jesus. Help me always to keep in mind that the Sabbath was made for men, and that your commandment to keep one day holy, not to work and not to suffer others to work, was made for our benefit. Keep me from the temptation of adding to my worldly wealth on this day, for all wisdom is yours, and you have commanded us to make this a day of rest and worship.

Open my eyes, gracious Lord, as I turn to your word. I long to know you, to understand life, and to be changed. Examine me, Lord, by the floodlight of your truth.

May I go in peace, with God and with his other children. And, may we love one another as Christ taught us. May I follow the example of good men of old, and may God comfort and help me and all who believe in Him, both in this world and in the world which is to come.

Amen

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  1. AnonymousFebruary 18, 2021 at 3:29 AM

    할렐루야
    하나님의 어린양
    나사렛 예수 그리스도
    성령님 은총의 신부 마리아의 요셉
    생명수 차오르니 천년을 햇살 같이
    예수 가족 깨우시네
    아멘

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  2. AnonymousFebruary 20, 2021 at 9:31 PM

    보혜사 성령님
    천주의 성모 마리아님
    처음과 같이 오늘도 항상 영원히
    저희를 위하여 빌어 주소서
    아멘

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  3. AnonymousFebruary 23, 2021 at 6:25 AM

    아버지
    주님의 자비 안에서
    세상을 떠난 모든 이에게
    평화의 안식을 얻게 하소서
    예수 그리스도님
    저희 죄를 용서하시며
    저희를 지옥 불에서 구하시고
    연옥 영혼을 돌보시며
    가장 버림 받은 영혼을 돌보소서
    성령의 신부님
    믿음으로 소망들고 사랑으로 영접하게 하소서
    아멘 성부 성자 성령 할렐루야

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