Our God is the Father of light. Through the good news of his Son he has called us to believe in the truth. We pray now for his chosen people as we say:
Remember your holy people, Lord.
Father, you raised your Son, our Good Shepherd from the dead,
— make us his witnesses to the very ends of the earth.
Remember your holy people, Lord.
You sent your Son into the world to bring good news to the poor,
— give us courage to bring that good news to every creature.
Remember your holy people, Lord.
You sent your Son to sow the word of life,
— help us to sow his word and to reap its harvest with joy.
Remember your holy people, Lord.
You sent your Son to make the world one through his blood,
— may all of us work together for this unity.
Remember your holy people, Lord.
You set your Son at your right hand in the heavens,
— open the gates of your kingdom to those who have died.
Remember your holy people, Lord.
Source: DivineOffice.org
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