Prayer Petitions For December 31, 2019

Blessed be the Lord Jesus, our Peace, who came to unite man with God. Let us pray to him in humility:
Lord, grant your peace to all.

When you were born you showed your kindness and gentleness,
— help us always to be grateful for all your blessings.
Lord, grant your peace to all.

You made Mary, your Mother, full of grace,
— give all people the fullness of grace.
Lord, grant your peace to all.

You came to announce God’s good news to the world,
— increase the number of preachers and hearers of your word.
Lord, grant your peace to all.

You desired to become our brother by being born of the Virgin Mary,
— teach men and women to love each other in mutual brotherhood.
Lord, grant your peace to all.

You came as the Sun rising over the earth,
— show the light of your countenance to those who have died
Lord, grant your peace to all.

Source: DivineOffice.org

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