In all that we do, let the name of the Lord be praised, for he surrounds his chosen people with boundless love.
Let our prayer rise up to him:
Lord, show us your love.
Remember your Church, Lord,
— keep her from every evil and let her grow to the fullness of your love.
Lord, show us your love.
Let the nations recognize you as the one true God,
— and Jesus your Son, as the Messiah whom you sent.
Lord, show us your love.
Grant prosperity to our neighbors,
— give them life and happiness for ever.
Lord, show us your love.
Console those who are burdened with oppressive work and daily hardships,
— preserve the dignity of workers.
Lord, show us your love.
Open wide the doors of your compassion to those who have died today,
— and in your mercy receive them into your kingdom.
Lord, show us your love.
Source: DivineOffice.org
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