Pray constantly and never give up!

This week we pray: 

• That all people drive safely to and from their destinations and be patience with other drivers.
• For an end to violence everywhere.
• For an end to abortion and a greater respect for life in all forms.
• For an end to hate.
• For a renewed reverence for the Eucharist.
• For a renewed reverence for our places of worship.
• For Catholics who believe in theological errors and heresies - may the Holy Spirit show them the truth.
• That all Catholics who disagree with each other learn to communicate respectfully with one another.
• That the pope, and all cardinals and bishops defend the Church against which the gates of the Hell cannot prevail.

1. For deeper trust in God’s timing:
   That when our prayers seem unanswered, we may rest in the assurance that God’s plan is unfolding with perfect wisdom and love.
    
2. For families in transition:
   That those moving through new seasons—birth, loss, relocation, or change—may find peace and stability rooted in faith.
    
3. For the lonely and forgotten:
   That those who feel unseen or unloved may experience the tenderness of God through the kindness of others.
    
4. For those discerning their vocation:
   That men and women listening for God’s call may respond with courage, joy, and surrender to His will.
    
5. For our priests and spiritual leaders:
   That they may be refreshed in spirit, protected from discouragement, and strengthened by the prayers of the faithful they serve.
    
6. For peace in our homes:
   That every household may become a place of patience, forgiveness, and laughter—where Christ is truly present.
    
7. For the sick and their caregivers:
   That those suffering in body or mind may be comforted by God’s presence, and those who care for them may be sustained by grace.
    
8. For conversion of hearts:
   That we may turn away from pride, resentment, and bitterness, and allow God’s mercy to soften our hearts toward others.
    
9. For our children and youth:
   That they may grow in wisdom and virtue, shielded from despair, and guided by the light of the Holy Spirit.
    
10. For those facing financial hardship:
    That those burdened by debt, unemployment, or uncertainty may find provision, stability, and renewed hope.
     
11. For a spirit of gratitude:
    That we may learn to see God’s blessings—even in difficulty—and offer continual thanks for His goodness.
     
12. For the dying and those who mourn:
    That those preparing to meet the Lord may do so in peace, and those left behind may be comforted by the promise of eternal life.
     
13. For our world leaders:
    That they may act with justice, humility, and concern for the poor, promoting unity over division and peace over pride.
     
14. For the grace to forgive:
    That we may release old wounds, reconcile with those who have hurt us, and allow God’s mercy to heal what is broken.
     
15. For a renewal of faith in our Church:
    That all believers may be rekindled with zeal for the Gospel, walking in holiness, truth, and charity together.

Week of October 13, 2025. Wow, how busy it has been! Let us pray that:

The Sisters for Life may carry forward their mission to serve pregnant mothers with a strength and courage unknown to man!

Support may be provided to retired and aging religious, especially through the work of great organizations such as S.O.A.R.!

We may pray for and support all current religious to inspire them and strengthen them in their daily lives.

All those who are struggling with temptations, anxiety and depress may find true peace in Christ.

All wars and violent conflicts may end.

All abortion may be eliminated and the unborn be protected.

We may have a renewed respect for all life, from conception to natural death.

We may love our fellow man, even when we think we hate them.

We may continue to live our little way, with extraordinary love and child like trust.

Week of September 29, 2025. Let us pray that:

All those who suffer from addictions will find the strength they need to overcome the obstacles facing their recovery.

All those who feel they have no hope will find the one true purpose to hope.

All spouses who struggle in their relationships encourage each other with extraordinary love.

Those who visit the relics of St. Therese this week do with with reverence and devotion.

Catholic families will learn to pray more and pray more together.

All Catholics may pray the rosary on a daily basis.

All Catholic influencers may speak with dignity and respect.

We may correct others we disagree with in a manner of gentleness and love.

We continue to pray for all priests and religious so that they may be strengthen and encouraged in their daily lives.

All single Catholics may find their true purpose as lay persons, accept their earthly vocation if they are not to be married or religious, and for those who may find their future spouse.

Week of September 22, 2025. Let us pray that:

We may live every day, our own little way, with hearts filled with extraordinary love and child like devotion.

We remain charitable to those we think we dislike or hate.

We remove or severely curtail any and all forms of anger, rage, vengeance, malice, and violence from our lives.

We remove all pride, selfishness and arrogance from our lives.

We stop judging, criticizing and condemning one another. 

All Catholic families may live in harmony together this week and avoid confrontation.

All single Catholics may find their true vocation, and run from sinfulness to purity of heart.

All priests may feel rested, refreshed and inspired this week as they go about they duties.

All women religious may be filled with courage and motivation in every moment of their day and renew their love for Christ and others.

All those who are in despair because of evil may now despair for the love of Christ and despise ever risking offending Him.

All those who mock or scorn the name of Jesus may come to love Him.

All those who are afraid to go to Holy Mass or return to the Church may put down their defenses and learn to trust again.

All the faithful may treat newcomers and returning members of the faith with dignity and respect and be patient with their growth.

We may accept and treat others as ourselves regardless of their differences to us.

The little become mighty.

Week of September 15, 2025. Let us pray that:

Our Lady of Sorrows may open our eyes to our spiritual defects and increase virtue in us.

All Catholics may believe in the true presence of Christ in the Eucharist.

All Catholics may show reverence to God before, during, and after Mass, and worship in charitable silence and reverence.

All Catholic families may follow the teaching of the Catholic Church and raise their families in strict accordance to the Deposit of Faith.

All those considering marriage give their devotion first to Christ.

All fathers may parent their children and treat their spouses in the model of St. Joseph, the foster father of Christ and patron saint of the Church.

All mothers may model their life after the Immaculate Heart of Mary and live with purity and without regard to the personal cost of their sacrifices.

All men and women desire purity of heart and that they value and guard their purity and chastity.

All those discerning vocation may follow the guidance of the Holy Spirit.

All priests, deacons and religious may preach the gospel without counting the personal cost(s) of teaching and defending our faith.

All former religious men and women who have left religious life, and those who did not make it past formation, may they understand their gifts to this world and that they never may stray from the faith and turn away from His grace.

Let us offer a daily Act of Prayer to Our Lady of Fatima:

O my God, I ask for Thy protection of the Pope and all the Catholic cardinals and bishops. Enlighten them and fill them with every grace. Lead them, O Lord, to consecrate Russia as Thy Blessed Mother has asked, that thereby Her solemn promise of peace to all mankind may be fulfilled. I will offer prayers and rosaries for the intention that the Pope and bishops perform the Consecration of Russia as requested by Our Lady. O Immaculate Heart of Mary, I am all Thine, and all I have is Thee.

Let us offer a daily Act of Sacrifice to Our Lady of Fatima:

O my Jesus, it is for love of Thee, for the conversion of sinners and in reparation for sins committed against the Immaculate Heart of Mary that I offer this sacrifice to Thee. I will offer alms and pray for the grace of almsgiving for those who have the means to financially support the Catholic Church and its ministries. I will offer my work and all that I do in order to help gain the graces to bring about the Triumph of Our Lady's Immaculate Heart.

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