E-Prayer Space
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Because of the one’s who ended there life’s and lost there faith .
God of endless love,
ever caring, ever strong,
always present, always just:
You gave your only Son
to save us by the blood of his cross.
Gentle Jesus, shepherd of peace,
join to your own suffering
the pain of all who have been hurt
in body, mind, and spirit
by those who betrayed the trust placed in them.
Hear our cries as we agonize
over the harm done to our brothers and sisters.
Breathe wisdom into our prayers,
soothe restless hearts with hope,
steady shaken spirits with faith:
Show us the way to justice and wholeness,
enlightened by truth and enfolded in your mercy.
Holy Spirit, comforter of hearts,
heal your people’s wounds
and transform our brokenness.
Grant us courage and wisdom, humility and grace,
so that we may act with justice
and find peace in you.
We ask this through Christ, our Lord. Amen. -
Plz I pray of the world to change including myself.
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Lord please grant us the grace to be able to keep ALL of your commandments AT ALL TIMES. We ask this in your name Oh Lord Jesus Christ through the powerful intercession of the Immaculate Heart of Mary.
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Pray for the vast population of Rohinga Muslims forced from Myanmar and seeking shelter in Bangladesh and elsewhere. Pray that the government of Myanmar will reverse their policy of persecution.
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Kneeling in prayer in solidarity with all those who work for justice and equality in our world
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Lord, I pray for those who are suffering with debilitating illnesses, such as cancer. I pray for those who care for them bodily, spiritually, and emotionally. May the communal hands of healing descend upon all those who suffer.
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Lord I pray for all the victims fires, floods, and hurricanes in these recent times in our country. Please help responders and others bring compassionate hearts to those in need, and the families who grieve. Please help survivors rebuild their lives in your name.
Xaverian Prayers
We offer these prayers for your intentions and needs.
Fr. Tony Lalli SX opened a recent meeting with this prayer By Fr. Andy Alexander SJ:
God of us all, may we be healed and brought together as your people. It was the desire Jesus expressed in his prayer to you the night before he died – that we all would be one. Help us turn to you in faith, that we might repent of all our divisiveness and that we might seek forgiveness and greater unity. May your Spirit inspire us to see the common good, over our own individual good. May we be martyrs – at least witnesses – of the self-sacrificing love you shared with us in Jesus, who died for all of our sins. Let reconciliation begin in our homes and in our closest relationships. May unity always be more important than victory, forgiveness always
Andy Alexander, S.J. – Director of the Collaborative Ministry Office at Creighton University.
