For my addictions and all addictions

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I will pray for your intentions in my rosary tonight.

God bless
 
God bless you and help you to overcome addictions and to heal in whatever way makes your life more joyful and faithfilled. Bless you for your faith and hope, and may God increase and reward these gifts,
Trishie
 
What an important thing to pray for! Sometimes when I look around, it seems that almost everyone is addicted to something and it makes me sad.

I am heartily praying for release from your addictions and for those of everyone!

Heavenly Father:

Please help everyone who has fallen under the power of terrible addictions, particularly those of drugs and alcohol. Please protect all of those who suffer in this way and lead them to Your love which will fulfill their every need.

Amen
 
“Eternal Father, I offer Thee the Wounds of our Lord Jesus Christ to heal those of our souls.”
“My Jesus, pardon and mercy, by the Merits of Thy Holy Wounds.”
 
Praying with you and for you…

God, grant me the Serenity
to accept the things I cannot change…
Courage to change the things I can and
wisdom to know the difference.

Living one day at a time, enjoying one moment at a time, Accepting hardship as the pathway to peace.
Taking, as He did, this sinful world as it is, not as I would have it.
Trusting that He will make all things right if I surrender to His will.
That I may be reasonably happy in this life,
And supremely happy with Him forever in the next.
Amen.
 
Father, we beg of you to
help us overcome our addictions.
Whether it be cigarettes, caffine,
drugs, or alcohol.
 
Mini gerbel,
I will also pray for you. I know what it is like to live with addictions. I am not the one with the addictions, but dh is and there are so many. At least you admit you have addictions. He said that they are things he “enjoys” and are not addictions. I vowed recently to not say anymore about it. I bought a CD from Fr. Corapi called Addictions for he had many himself. I listened to it, but dh has not yet and I doubt he will for he doesn’t see that he has any problems. Check out the CD it was very good.

Hang in there, knowing that you have a problem is the first step and I am proud that you have done that. Now it is a matter of time and giving yourself a chance to heal. Fr. Corapi calls it getting free from satan’s hold. Listen to his CD if you can buy it. I will pray for you in my rosary tonight. Keep the faith and keep praying for strength. WE are all praying for you.
 
nana3 said:
Mini gerbel,
I will also pray for you. I know what it is like to live with addictions. I am not the one with the addictions, but dh is and there are so many. At least you admit you have addictions. He said that they are things he “enjoys” and are not addictions. I vowed recently to not say anymore about it. I bought a CD from Fr. Corapi called Addictions for he had many himself. I listened to it, but dh has not yet and I doubt he will for he doesn’t see that he has any problems. Check out the CD it was very good.

Hang in there, knowing that you have a problem is the first step and I am proud that you have done that. Now it is a matter of time and giving yourself a chance to heal. Fr. Corapi calls it getting free from satan’s hold. Listen to his CD if you can buy it. I will pray for you in my rosary tonight. Keep the faith and keep praying for strength. WE are all praying for you.
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thank you. Im also praying for your dh. Is he catholic? is that why hes hanging onto addictions? 🙂
 
Mini_gerbel said:
thank you. Im also praying for your dh. Is he catholic? is that why hes hanging onto addictions? 🙂
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Yes, he is Catholic and thanks for praying for him. He does not see his addictions as addictions. He has addictions to sodas, TV, prescription medications, food, smoking and use to have pornography added to that list. He use to drink to much too, but I stopped that. He said I am taking away things he enjoys. He does pray, go to Mass almost daily, goes to weekly confession, but can’t seem to see that he has addictions to let go. I will not nag anymore on it. He also has an anger problem and mental health issues. He was abused as a child mentally, and physically. I think that is why he attaches himself to things to make him feel better, but he doesn’t get addicted to Jesus. I really don’t understand it totally.
 
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