Prayer Petitions For January 18, 2020

God aids and protects the people he has chosen for his inheritance. Let us give thanks to him and proclaim his goodness:
Lord, we trust in you.

We pray for our Pope, and for all our bishops,
— protect them and in your goodness make them holy.
Lord, we trust in you.

May the sick feel their companionship with the suffering Christ,
— and know that they will enjoy his eternal consolation.
Lord, we trust in you.

In your goodness have compassion on the homeless,
— help them to find proper housing.
Lord, we trust in you.

In your goodness give and preserve the fruits of the earth,
— so that each day there may be bread enough for all.
Lord, we trust in you.

Lord, you attend the dying with great mercy,
— grant them an eternal dwelling.
Lord, we trust in you.

Source: DivineOffice.org

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