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Thank you everyone for your continued prayers 🙏🏼

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I'm not one to ask for prayers, but I Papa Kriebs is in Hospital with 30% Heart function. Please offer a prayer for his recovery. 🙏🙏🙏🙏

Was able to visit my dad in the ICU and he's very sick with low blood pressure. Please continue to pray for him

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Friends, an old lady I know from church called Dolores has passed away unexpectedly. Could you say a prayer for her? She wanted to be a nun when she was young, and remained unmarried and very close to the Sisters of Charity throughout her life. The last time I saw her she was sitting at the back of the Church. I said hello and left to do some shopping. When I left the supermarket next to the church, I saw her standing on the opposite pavement waiting for a taxi. She told me she couldn't stay for Mass as it was hot and she was feeling unwell. I gave her something to drink and she hugged me. I saw her get in the taxi and wave at me as she left. And now I won't see her again. Requiem aeternam dona ei, Domine, et lux perpetua luceat ei.

Our Lady of Sorrows, pray for us.

Please pray for me today Today is my mom‘s birthday. She would have been 81 today. God had other plans and wanted her in heaven for her 81st birthday I’m being selfish and I wanted her here for her 81st birthday Please pray for me. I’m not doing OK.

Please pray for a friend dear to me. He is suicidal.

Friends, I need to ask for something today. Yolanda is scheduled for her liver surgery this afternoon between 2:00 and 3:00 PM Pacific Time. This operation is critical. The surgeons will be fighting to remove the complication that the colon cancer which has metastasized turning our lives upside down and has tested us in ways I never thought possible. Over the past five plus years, Yolanda has endured more than anyone should have to bear—surgeries, treatments, setbacks, victories, and countless battles that most people never see. I only share maybe one out of five. 😢 Through it all, she has remained remarkably strong, faithful, and courageous. She is still inspiring hospital employees, doctors and nurses with her counsel, wisdom and kind words. Today, I'm asking for a massive wave of prayer. Please pray for: 🙏 God's hand to guide every surgeon, nurse, and member of the medical team. 🙏 A successful operation with no complications. 🙏 Complete removal of the cancer. 🙏 Strength, peace, and comfort for Yolanda before, during, and after surgery. 🙏 Wisdom for her doctors and a smooth recovery. 🙏 A miracle. No matter your faith tradition, please take a moment today and lift Yolanda up in prayer, positive thoughts, or whatever form of support you believe in. The next several hours are incredibly important. Thank you for standing with us. Thank you for loving Yolanda. Thank you for praying. ❤️ We are trusting God with this battle. #PrayForYolanda

keep me in prayers today for my health,probably going back to dr next week ,pray for my numbness and circulation issues.put me on your prayer list.thank you !

please pray for my grandmother's health, her pulse is weak and she's not feeling well. please pray the Lord heals her. pray for Saint Charbel's intercession

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Blessed Memorial of Saint Barnabas, the Apostle! He was a good man, filled with the Holy Spirit and faith. (Acts 11:24) St. Barnabas, whose feast we celebrate today, had an impressive résumé. He was a pioneering missionary, evangelist, and teacher. He also had a gift for relating to people. He’s the one who convinced the apostles to welcome Paul, the former persecutor, as a brother in the Lord (Acts 9:26-28). When the apostles sent Barnabas to Antioch, where Jewish and Gentile believers had come together to form a new church, he encouraged them all to persevere in love for one another (Acts 11:23). How did Barnabas accomplish all of this? He was, of course, a dedicated disciple. But as today’s first reading tells us, he was also “filled with the Holy Spirit and faith” (Acts 11:24). Today’s reading gives us one example of how the Holy Spirit took Barnabas’ natural gift of encouragement and filled it with divine grace. But there are others. When he sought to ease the apostles’ concerns about Paul’s sincerity, it wasn’t just his words that convinced them. The Spirit, working through him, helped calm their fears. And at Antioch, Barnabas’ humility and openness to the Spirit made it easier for the believers there to receive his encouragement to remain united in Christ. Today the Church honors Barnabas, not just as a great hero of the faith, but also as a model for us to follow. We can all become like Barnabas because every one of us who has been baptized has received the same Holy Spirit that he did. Like Barnabas, each of us can invite the Spirit to can take our natural gifts and fill them with his grace and power. It’s good to remind yourself every now and then that you are “filled with the Holy Spirit and faith.” Whether you are working, studying, or parenting, he is with you to increase your patience and your faithfulness to your calling. When you are in the midst of a difficult conversation with someone, he is with you to help you choose your words wisely and to give you his compassion and peace. The Spirit is always ready to fill you and empower you to share your gifts with everyone around you. “Lord, help me to remain open to your Spirit today.” Credit @wordamongus

"The Rosary is the most beautiful and the richest in graces of all prayers; it is the prayer that touches most the Heart of the Mother of God. If you wish peace to reign in your homes, pray the family Rosary. If you wish for the conversion of sinners, offer the Rosary. It is the chain that links heaven and earth, binding hearts to the heart of the Immaculate. By this holy prayer, Mary protects the Church and her children, even in the darkest of times." - Pope St. Pius X

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Saint John Paul II, pray for us. Amen .

• St. Padre Pio says; "If certain thoughts bother you, it is the devil who causes you to worry, and not God~ Who, being the spirit of peace, grants you tranquility."

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