Do you have a prayer binder?

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I found this today and thought it was beautiful. It is a FREE printable St. Gertrude the Great prayer card with an image of Christ Crucified on one side and this prayer on the other side. You can print it onto cardstock and laminate it and VOILA! a new, homemade addition to your own prayer binders and prayer card collections! And there are dozens of other lovely prayer cards offered free for everyone on this site.

holyreflections.com/Prayers/StGertrude.pdf
Zonell said:
Here’s the prayer I like

Eternal Father,
I offer Thee the Most Precious Blood of Thy Divine Son, Jesus,
in union with the Masses said throughout the world today,
for all the Holy Souls in Purgatory,
for sinners everywhere,
for sinners in the Universal Church,
those in my own home and within my family.
Amen.

Our Lord told St. Gertrude the Great, that the following prayer would release 1,000 souls from Purgatory each time it is said. The prayer was extended to include living sinners which would alleviate the indebtedness accrued to them during their lives.
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Yes, I do have a prayer binder…I’ve had one for years. I have a section for prayers I pray regularly, a pocket with pamphlets on different things and a section on people I pray for who have committed suicide. Unfortunately…that part is a large section in my binder. 😦
 
I would like to make a prayer binder. I prefer the 3 ring half page size. Does anyone have some printables they are willing to share to get me started? Thank you for your help?
In Christ, Susie from KS
 
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I had an inspiration recently to create a prayer binder. It is a half-sized three-ring binder, with a velcro pocket just inside the front cover to hold a chaplet and rosary and a few prayer cards. I have typed, with beautiful font, my favorite morning prayers, my favorite chaplets, and a series of prayers for days of the week and created a St. Elizabeth prayer ministry prayer sheet to follow to pray for the expectant mothers of our parish. I also have pocket folders to hold my favorite booklets and pamphlets at the back. I am so pleased with this, and I decided to Google search to see if other people have posted pictures of such binders of their own. I found lots and lots of pictures and articles about Protestant prayer binders, but not much about Catholic homemade prayer binders. So I thought I would ask here. Do you have a prayer binder? Did you assemble it yourself? What sections do you have in your binder? What inspired you to create one? If you don’t yet have one, do you think you would like to also make one for yourself now?

Thanks for reading and responding. God bless!
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I don’t have a Prayer Binder but do have a Spiritual Journal. Your idea is neat.
 
I have been considering doing this, even typed out some prayers on my computer, but never printed them out. I definitely want to get started on a prayer binder! Thank you. 🙂
 
I have something like this.

One thing I have in my binder that might be of interest is a collection of some indulgenced prayers and litanies. I simply looked them up in the current Manual of Indulgences, and printed them out for future use.
 
I actually have two prayer binders. Both for 1/2 sized sheets.

One is for use when I go to Adoration. It has a variety of prayers in it as it was made for me by someone else. I’m adding some prayers to it, such as prayers to use when knitting baptismal blankets.

The second one is for use in my home each day. It has my daily prayers and intentions and sections for Rosary meditations, Novenas, and my exhaustive examination of conscience.
 
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