YOUR URGENT PRAYER REQUESTS

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In your charity would you please take a moment look at the requests and to pray for the people about whom you read?

Continued from THESE.

Let’s remember all who are ill, who will die soon, who have died recently, who have lost their jobs, who are afraid.

I get many requests by email asking for prayers. Some are heart-achingly grave and urgent.

As long as my blog reaches so many readers in so many places, let’s give each other a hand. We should support each other in works of mercy.

If you have some prayer requests, feel free to post them below.

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In your kindness continue prayers for my mother, who is much better but recovery is slow.

ALSO… UPDATE

Back 0n 22 August I posted:

Also, for my physical next-door neighbor, “Mike”, who knocked my door the other day for a ride to the hospital.  He has been diagnosed with leukemia which came on, BANG!, without warning.  The jab is suspected.  He’ll be in the hospital for over a month. I am taking care of his house, lawn, etc.

I stayed in touch with Mike via text and then he went silent. I had a phone call from his sister yesterday who got my number from Mike’s phone.  Mike died.  His sister said that he just couldn’t stand the treatment anymore and asked for hospice care.   She told me that they got a priest there – THANKS BE TO GOD – who heard his confession, anointed him, and gave him Communion.  I hope he got the Apostolic Pardon, too.

Anyway, I’ll be taking care of his house and lawn for a while until the family (who are in another part of the country) figure things out.

Please pray for the repose of soul of Mike M.

Eternal rest grant unto him, O Lord, and perpetual light shine upon him.  May he rest in peace.  May his soul and all the souls of the faithful departed, through the mercy of God, rest in peace.  Amen.

And as far as you readers are concerned, remember the most important petition in our Church’s great Litany:

“A subitanea et improvisa morte… From a sudden and unprovided death, spare us O Lord.”

A sudden death can be a blessing.

A sudden and unprovided death – unprovided in the sense of having no recourse to the sacraments when you are not in the state of grace – is a horrifying prospect.

Make plans for, provide for, the needs of both body and soul for yourselves and those in your charge.

You don’t know when your death will come, natural or not.

Everyone….

GO TO CONFESSION!

Fathers!  Bishops! You will be called to account for the souls entrusted to you.

Preach about sin, about the Four Last Things, about the Sacrament of Penance.

HEAR CONFESSIONS!

 

 

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19 Comments

  1. Not says:

    Please pray for my beloved daughter Nicole. She found out in August that she has breast cancer. They caught it right away and her diagnosis is 95% curable.
    She is praying many novena’s along with our large Catholic group. She is strong, beautiful and a 25 year Retired Veteran of the Army National Guard. Four adult children.

  2. iPadre says:

    Please pray for my mother as she continues her rehab after hip surgery.

  3. VForr says:

    For Stephanie J.
    For a new job for myself.
    For my family that they will return to the Faith.

  4. Aliquis says:

    Please pray for my daughter, for sobriety, healing and conversion.

  5. Bay Area Catholic says:

    Please pray for my wife, Maria Victoria, who is in the final stages of her pancreatic cancer.

    She just received Viaticum and given the Apostolic Blessing. May she receive her Crown of Glory.

    His Will be done. Thank you for your intercession.

  6. Charivari Rob says:

    Please pray for the souls of two priest acquaintances in our archdiocese who passed away last week. One mostly retired (mid-80s). One (late 50s) who had been ill a few years ago, then in remission, then returned. Good men, both.

  7. Padre Pio Devotee says:

    For the reparation of and the Intentions of the Holy Face of Jesus, the Sacred Heart of Jesus, the Sorrowful and Immaculate Heart of Mary, and the Chaste Heart of St. Joseph.

    For the release of the Holy Souls in Purgatory, especially those of deceased bishops, priests, and religious, as well as the most abandoned, forgotten, and furthest from Heaven. For the repose of the soul of M.E., R.M., and B.D.

    For the conversion of sinners and the enemies of God, and the thwarting of their plans. For the salvation of the dying.

    For the restoration of Holy Mother Church, and the assistance to all her bishops, priests, and religious (living and deceased). For mercy upon our country, the USA. For the conversion of our country, her leaders (secular and ecclesiastical), and all her peoples, and an end to all legalized sin, especially abortion. For the protection of the unborn.

    For the least, the lonely, and the last. Those contemplating abortion. For the despairing and suicidal, and those who have no one to pray for them.

    Please pray for the people of Lahaina, Maui. And all of the people of Maui. The wildfires has had so many seen and unseen ripple effects. For all our spiritual and temporal needs.

    For my summer novena petitions and 54 Day rosary novena petitions. As well as those mentioned here and the intentions of all the blog’s readers (posted or not posted.)

    Deo Gratias! Our Lady of Perpetual Help—thank you! St. Joseph—thank you! Holy Angels and Saints —thank you!

  8. Diane says:

    Please pray for my daughter Heidi, whose husband was diagnosed with Leukemia in April. She has been the main caregiver and trying to hold down her job too, as she is now the only breadwinner in the family. Please pray that her husband will be cured and that she will not lose her job. Thank you so much for your kind hearts.

  9. Michael says:

    For the healing of Renee.

  10. daughteroflight says:

    For a happy death for D. (URGENT – lapsed Catholic).
    That A. goes into labor with her child naturally without the need for an induction.

  11. JabbaPapa says:

    Please give a prayer to the Holy Spirit of thanks giving.

    My sister whom I had been estranged from for 23 years called me today and we were reconciled.

  12. cathgrl says:

    For Jerry K., my brother-in-law, who recently finished radiation for cancer. He received baptism a year ago, but has not received the rest of the sacraments of initiation.

  13. Sandy says:

    Please pray for L. who is in great darkness and needs healing of body and soul. Prayers for all of you and Father, may Mike rest in peace.

  14. Anneliese says:

    Please pray for Hannah S. She was pregnant and her uterus ruptured. Her doctors performed a hysterectomy and took the baby as well. She hasn’t recovered yet and isn’t out of the woods yet. She has 7 younger children.

    Please pray for the G family. Please pray for Fr Raymond, OP who will be starting his second year of canon law school.

    Please pray for the C family. Please pray for Fr Nicholas, OP.

    Please pray for me as well. That I can recover from MS and move to a better location soon. And please pray I can find a good parish home for myself.

  15. seeker says:

    Please pray for John and his family. Recurrence of cancer. After 20 years in prison John went to a drug rehab and has been helping other addicts ever since. 45 years away from the Church, he went to confession and now attends Mass.

    Please pray for C to return to the Church.

    Thank you so much.

  16. DvdH says:

    Of your charity please pray for my friend M who suffered a mini stroke yesterday, most probably jab-related. They have a daughter getting married in two weeks; the couple also needs prayers.

  17. Please pray for the second wife of my late father. She is dying of cancer and is hostile to the Catholic Church.

  18. Kathleen10 says:

    Please God, for the full recovery and healing of Frank Walker of Canon212, who has apparently suffered a significant stroke. Frank Walker is an amazing Catholic man who runs an excellent blog that keeps so many updated on things in and out of the church. He is a devout Catholic and it is sure he would appreciate any prayers sent his way. Life certainly can change in a fraction of a second.
    Prayers going up for Fr Z intentions and the intentions of all here.
    Please Lord, hear our prayers, amen.

  19. Liz says:

    Please pray for Fr. James Buckley, FSSP. Father has been experiencing health problems over the past few months which have recently worsened and are compounded by his advanced age. Father has been with the Fraternity of St. Peter for thirty years.

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