The Most Holy Trinity
Introduction (by the Presider): As we celebrate the Most Holy Trinity, we trust in God’s love and bring our prayers before him.
- For the Church: that we may witness to God’s love in our homes, workplaces and communities. Lord, hear us.
- For the Diocese of Cork and Ross: that as we continue our preparations for the 100th Anniversary of the Eucharistic Procession we may be renewed in faith, hope and love. Lord, hear us.
- For young people: that they may recognise and use their gifts and talents to share God’s love in their families, schools, parishes and community. Lord, hear us.
- For families: that the example of St. Carlo Acutis, who led his family to a deeper faith, may inspire our homes to be places of prayer and love. Lord, hear us.
- For those who are lonely, anxious, or struggling: that they may know God’s presence, love, and comfort. Lord, hear us.
- For peace: that those affected by war, unrest, and displacement may find safety, comfort, and hope for the future. Lord, hear us.
The Presider prays for the dead: For those who have died (especially N & N): that they may share forever in the peace and joy of God’s kingdom. Lord, hear us.
Conclusion (by the Presider): God our Father, in the mystery of the Most Holy Trinity you reveal your life of love to the world. Hear the prayers we offer with confidence and keep us always united in faith, hope, and love, through Christ our Lord.
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Introduction (by the Presider): Today we celebrate the love of God the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. Let us bring our prayers to God trust that he loves and cares for us.
- For the Church: that we may show God’s love by being kind and helpful to others. Lord, hear us.
- For the Diocese of Cork and Ross: that our preparations for the 100th Anniversary of the Eucharistic Procession may help us grow closer to Jesus. Lord, hear us.
- For young people: that they may use their gifts and talents to help others and share God’s love. Lord, hear us.
- For families: that our homes may be filled with prayer, peace, and love, following the example of St. Carlo Acutis. Lord, hear us.
- For people who are lonely, worried or sad: that they may feel God’s love and the care of others around them. Lord, hear us.
- For peace in the world: that people suffering because of war or violence may find safety, hope, and comfort. Lord, hear us.
The Presider prays for the dead: For those who have died (especially N & N): that they may live forever in God’s peace and happiness. Lord, hear us.
Conclusion (by the Presider): God our Father, you love us and care for us always. Hear the prayers we bring before you today and help us to live in faith, hope, and love, through Jesus our Lord.
