Physician-assisted suicide in California

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O Lord, God of all creation, instill Your love in people so that we may come to realize that You are our strength and our protection. Lord help Your servants You have deigned to place as shepherds be the shepherds they are supposed to be, and give them the courage each needs. If some have usurped the position, then, Lord, give Your people discernment to know; keep Your people from them, deal with the thieves with Your infinite mercy, touching their hearts so they may turn to Your ways.
Let us pray.
That the medical doctors take their oath seriously. We pray to the Lord.
…Lord, hear our prayer.
That understanding that the sick have many needs, believers try to come to their aid. We pray to the Lord.
…Lord, hear our prayer.
That living to be 108 or 9 years of age is that particular person’s life and history on earth and may no one change that. We pray to the Lord.
…Lord, hear our prayer.
That we may be more helpful and understanding toward the sick and their caregivers. We pray to the Lord.
…Lord, hear our prayer.
That we may just do or simply be with the caregiver or the sick. We pray to the Lord.
…Lord, hear our prayer.
May we let the elderly, sick, and their caregivers know that they are not alone. We pray to the Lord. …Lord, hear our prayer.
That we may each come to understand that the “someone” to do something is really “I” and I am to do the “something”. We pray to the Lord.
…Lord, hear our prayer.

Prayer to the Holy Spirit by Saint Antiochus[changed a tad]
O Holy Spirit,
most merciful Comforter:
You proceed from the Father
in a manner beyond our understanding.
Come, I beseech You,
and take up your abode in our hearts.
Purify and cleanse us from all sin,
and sanctify our souls.
Cleanse our souls from every impurity,
…water our dryness,
…melt our coldness,
…and save us from our sinful ways.
Make us truly humble and resigned,
…that each one of us may be pleasing to You,
…and that You might abide with each one of us forever.
Most Blessed Light,
most Amiable Light,
enlighten each one of us.
O Rapturous Joy of Paradise,
Fount of Purest Delight,
My God, give yourself to each one of us
and kindle in our innermost soul the fire of Your love.
My Lord, instruct, direct,
and defend us in all things.
Give us strength against all immoderate fears
and against despondency.
Bestow upon each one of us a true faith,
a firm hope,
and a sincere and a perfect love.
Grant that we always do Your Most Gracious Will.
Amen.

Lord, have mercy on California and all places that have turned away from you. Grant each place the return so that we always do Your Most Gracious Will.
Amen.

The thread for Massachusetts:
https://forums.catholic-questions.org/showthread.php?p=13554976#post13554976
 
O Lord, God of all creation, instill Your love in people so that we may come to realize that You are our strength and our protection. Lord help Your servants You have deigned to place as shepherds be the shepherds they are supposed to be, and give them the courage each needs. If some have usurped the position, then, Lord, give Your people discernment to know; keep Your people from them, deal with the thieves with Your infinite mercy, touching their hearts so they may turn to Your ways.
Let us pray.
That the medical doctors take their oath seriously. We pray to the Lord.
…Lord, hear our prayer.
That understanding that the sick have many needs, believers try to come to their aid. We pray to the Lord.
…Lord, hear our prayer.
That living to be 108 or 9 years of age is that particular person’s life and history on earth and may no one change that. We pray to the Lord.
…Lord, hear our prayer.
That we may be more helpful and understanding toward the sick and their caregivers. We pray to the Lord.
…Lord, hear our prayer.
That we may just do or simply be with the caregiver or the sick. We pray to the Lord.
…Lord, hear our prayer.
May we let the elderly, sick, and their caregivers know that they are not alone. We pray to the Lord. …Lord, hear our prayer.
That we may each come to understand that the “someone” to do something is really “I” and I am to do the “something”. We pray to the Lord.
…Lord, hear our prayer.

Prayer to the Holy Spirit by Saint Antiochus **[changed a tad]
O Holy Spirit,
most merciful Comforter:
You proceed from the Father
in a manner beyond our understanding.
Come, I beseech You,
and take up your abode in our hearts.
Purify and cleanse us from all sin,
and sanctify our souls.
Cleanse our souls from every impurity,
…water our dryness,
…melt our coldness,
…and save us from our sinful ways.
Make us truly humble and resigned,
…that each one of us may be pleasing to You,
…and that You might abide with each one of us forever.
Most Blessed Light,
most Amiable Light,
enlighten each one of us.
O Rapturous Joy of Paradise,
Fount of Purest Delight,
My God, give yourself to each one of us
and kindle in our innermost soul the fire of Your love.
My Lord, instruct, direct,
and defend us in all things.
Give us strength against all immoderate fears
and against despondency.
Bestow upon each one of us a true faith,
a firm hope,
and a sincere and a perfect love.
Grant that we always do Your Most Gracious Will.
Amen.

Lord, forgive and have mercy on California and all places that have turned away from you. Grant each place the return so that we always do Your Most Gracious Will.
Amen.

The thread for Massachusetts:
 
4elise said:
news.yahoo.com/assisted-suicide-bill-approved-california-assembly-201517734.html

Prayers greatly needed to stop this.
Click to expand...
Praying to stop the atrocity for Our Lord may do any thing at all . . . we just must ask (pray) for it…
:signofcross:O Lord, God of all creation, instill Your love in people so that we may come to realize that You are our strength and our protection. Lord help Your servants You have deigned to place as shepherds be the shepherds they are supposed to be, and give them the courage each needs. If some have usurped the position, then, Lord, give Your people discernment to know; keep Your people from them, deal with the thieves with Your infinite mercy, touching their hearts so they may turn to Your ways.
Let us pray.
That the medical doctors take their oath seriously. We pray to the Lord.
…Lord, hear our prayer.
That understanding that the sick have many needs, believers try to come to their aid. We pray to the Lord.
…Lord, hear our prayer.
That living to be 108 or 9 years of age is that particular person’s life and history on earth and may no one change that. We pray to the Lord.
…Lord, hear our prayer.
That we may be more helpful and understanding toward the sick and their caregivers. We pray to the Lord.
…Lord, hear our prayer.
That we may just do or simply be with the caregiver or the sick. We pray to the Lord.
…Lord, hear our prayer.
May we let the elderly, sick, and their caregivers know that they are not alone. We pray to the Lord. *…*Lord, hear our prayer.
That we may each come to understand that the “someone” to do something is really “I” and I am to do the “something”. We pray to the Lord.
…Lord, hear our prayer.

Prayer to the Holy Spirit by Saint Antiochus [changed a tad]
O Holy Spirit,
most merciful Comforter:
You proceed from the Father
in a manner beyond our understanding.
Come, I beseech You,
and take up your abode in our hearts.
Purify and cleanse us from all sin,
and sanctify our souls.
Cleanse our souls from every impurity,
…water our dryness,
…melt our coldness,
…and save us from our sinful ways.
Make us truly humble and resigned,
…that each one of us may be pleasing to You,
…and that You might abide with each one of us forever.
Most Blessed Light,
most Amiable Light,
enlighten each one of us.
O Rapturous Joy of Paradise,
Fount of Purest Delight,
My God, give yourself to each one of us
…and kindle in our innermost soul the fire of Your love.
My Lord, instruct, direct,
…and defend us in all things.
Give us strength against all immoderate fears
and against despondency.
Bestow upon each one of us a true faith,
…a firm hope,
…and a sincere and a perfect love.
Grant that we always do Your Most Gracious Will.
Amen.

Lord, forgive and have mercy on California and all places that have turned away from you. Grant each place the return so that we always do Your Most Gracious Will.
Amen.
:signofcross:
The thread for Massachusetts:
 
4elise said:
news.yahoo.com/assisted-suicide-bill-approved-california-assembly-201517734.html

Prayers greatly needed to stop this.
Click to expand...
Praying to stop the atrocity for Our Lord may do any thing at all . . . we just must ask (pray) for it…


O Lord, God of all creation, instill Your love in people so that we may come to realize that You are our strength and our protection. Lord help Your servants You have deigned to place as shepherds be the shepherds they are supposed to be, and give them the courage each needs. If some have usurped the position, then, Lord, give Your people discernment to know; keep Your people from them, deal with the thieves with Your infinite mercy, touching their hearts so they may turn to Your ways.
Let us pray.
That the medical doctors take their oath seriously. We pray to the Lord.
…Lord, hear our prayer.
That understanding that the sick have many needs, believers try to come to their aid. We pray to the Lord.
…Lord, hear our prayer.
That living to be 108 or 9 years of age is that particular person’s life and history on earth and may no one change that. We pray to the Lord.
…Lord, hear our prayer.
That we may be more helpful and understanding toward the sick and their caregivers. We pray to the Lord.
…Lord, hear our prayer.
That we may just do or simply be with the caregiver or the sick. We pray to the Lord.
…Lord, hear our prayer.
May we let the elderly, sick, and their caregivers know that they are not alone. We pray to the Lord. …Lord, hear our prayer.
That we may each come to understand that the “someone” to do something is really “I” and I am to do the “something”. We pray to the Lord.
…Lord, hear our prayer.

**Prayer to the Holy Spirit by Saint Antiochus [changed a tad]
O Holy Spirit,
most merciful Comforter:
You proceed from the Father
in a manner beyond our understanding.
Come, I beseech You,
and take up your abode in our hearts.
Purify and cleanse us from all sin,
and sanctify our souls.
Cleanse our souls from every impurity,
…water our dryness,
…melt our coldness,
…and save us from our sinful ways.
Make us truly humble and resigned,
…that each one of us may be pleasing to You,
…and that You might abide with each one of us forever.
Most Blessed Light,
most Amiable Light,
enlighten each one of us.
O Rapturous Joy of Paradise,
Fount of Purest Delight,
My God, give yourself to each one of us
…and kindle in our innermost soul the fire of Your love.
My Lord, instruct, direct,
…and defend us in all things.
Give us strength against all immoderate fears
and against despondency.
Bestow upon each one of us a true faith,
…a firm hope,
…and a sincere and a perfect love.
Grant that we always do Your Most Gracious Will.
Amen.
Lord, forgive and have mercy on California and all places that have turned away from you. Grant each place the return so that we always do Your Most Gracious Will.
Amen.

The thread for Massachusetts:
 
Praying to stop the atrocity for Our Lord may do any-thing at all . . . we just must ask (pray) for it…
:signofcross:
O Lord, God of all creation, instill Your love in people so that we may come to realize that You are our strength and our protection. Lord help Your servants You have deigned to place as shepherds be the shepherds they are supposed to be, and give them the courage each needs. If some have usurped the position, then, Lord, give Your people discernment to know; keep Your people from them, deal with the thieves with Your infinite mercy, touching their hearts so they may turn to Your ways.

Let us pray.
That the medical doctors take their oath seriously. We pray to the Lord.
…Lord, hear our prayer.
That understanding that the sick have many needs, believers try to come to their aid. We pray to the Lord.
…Lord, hear our prayer.
That living to be 108 or 9 years of age is that particular person’s life and history on earth and may no one change that. We pray to the Lord.
…Lord, hear our prayer.
That we may be more helpful and understanding toward the sick and their caregivers. We pray to the Lord.
…Lord, hear our prayer.
That we may just do or simply be with the caregiver or the sick. We pray to the Lord.
…Lord, hear our prayer.
May we let the elderly, sick, and their caregivers know that they are not alone. We pray to the Lord. …Lord, hear our prayer.
That we may each come to understand that the “someone” to do something is really “I” and I am to do the “something”. We pray to the Lord.
…*Lord, hear our prayer.*

Prayer to the Holy Spirit by Saint Antiochus [changed a tad]
O Holy Spirit,
most merciful Comforter:
You proceed from the Father
in a manner beyond our understanding.
Come, I beseech You,
and take up your abode in our hearts.
Purify and cleanse us from all sin,
and sanctify our souls.
Cleanse our souls from every impurity,
…water our dryness,
…melt our coldness,
…and save us from our sinful ways.
Make us truly humble and resigned,
…that each one of us may be pleasing to You,
…and that You might abide with each one of us forever.
Most Blessed Light,
most Amiable Light,
enlighten each one of us.
O Rapturous Joy of Paradise,
Fount of Purest Delight,
My God, give yourself to each one of us
…and kindle in our innermost soul the fire of Your love.
My Lord, instruct, direct,
…and defend us in all things.
Give us strength against all immoderate fears
and against despondency.
Bestow upon each one of us a true faith,
…a firm hope,
…and a sincere and a perfect love.
Grant that we always do Your Most Gracious Will.
Amen.
Lord, forgive and have mercy on California and all places that have turned away from you. Grant each place the return so that we always do Your Most Gracious Will.
Amen.
:signofcross:
The thread for Massachusetts:
http://forums.catholic-questions.org/showthread.php?p=13578405#post13578405
 
  • Praying……
    :signofcross:
    Prayer to Saint Michael the Archangel****
    St Michael the Archangel, defend us in battle;
    be our defense against the wickedness and snares of the Devil.
    May God rebuke him, we humbly pray
    and do thou, O prince of the heavenly host,
    by the power of God,
    thrust into Hell Satan
    and all the other evil spirits
    who prowl about the world
    seeking the ruin of souls.
    Amen.
The Memorare
Remember,
O most gracious Virgin Mary,
that never was it known,
that anyone who fled to thy protection,
implored thy help
or sought thy intercession,
was left unaided.
Inspired by this confidence, I fly unto thee,
O Virgin of virgins, my Mother.
To thee I come, before thee I stand,
sinful and sorrowful.
O Mother of the Word Incarnate,
despise not my petition,
but in thy mercy hear and answer me.
Amen.

Litany of Humility
O Jesus! meek and humble of heart, Hear me.
From the desire of being esteemed,**
Deliver me, Jesus.**
From the desire of being loved…
From the desire of being extolled …
From the desire of being honored …
From the desire of being praised …
From the desire of being preferred to others…
From the desire of being consulted …
From the desire of being approved …
From the fear of being humiliated …
From the fear of being despised…
From the fear of suffering rebukes …
From the fear of being calumniated …
From the fear of being forgotten …
From the fear of being ridiculed …
From the fear of being wronged …
From the fear of being suspected …

That others may be loved more than I,**
Jesus, grant me the grace to desire it.**
That others may be esteemed more than I …
That, in the opinion of the world,
others may increase and I may decrease …
That others may be chosen and I set aside …
That others may be praised and I unnoticed …
That others may be preferred to me in everything…
That others may become holier than I, provided that I may become as holy as I should…
Amen.:signofcross:

Rafael Cardinal Merry del Val (1865-1930),
Secretary of State for Pope Saint Pius X

Let Nothing Disturb You
Let nothing disturb you,
Let nothing frighten you,
All things are passing away:
God never changes.

Patience,
Obtains all things,
Whoever has God
Lacks nothing:
God alone suffices.

Santa Teresa de Jesús
(Santa Teresa de Ávila)
 
Praying……
:signofcross:
Prayer to Saint Michael the Archangel
St Michael the Archangel, defend us in battle;
be our defense against the wickedness and snares of the Devil.
May God rebuke him, we humbly pray
and do thou, O prince of the heavenly host,
by the power of God,
thrust into Hell Satan
and all the other evil spirits
who prowl about the world
seeking the ruin of souls.
Amen.

The Memorare
Remember,
O most gracious Virgin Mary,
that never was it known,
that anyone who fled to thy protection,
implored thy help
or sought thy intercession,
was left unaided.
Inspired by this confidence, I fly unto thee,
O Virgin of virgins, my Mother.
To thee I come, before thee I stand,
sinful and sorrowful.
O Mother of the Word Incarnate,
despise not my petition,
but in thy mercy hear and answer me.
Amen.

Litany of Humility
O Jesus! meek and humble of heart, Hear me.
From the desire of being esteemed,**
Deliver me, Jesus.**
From the desire of being loved…
From the desire of being extolled …
From the desire of being honored …
From the desire of being praised …
From the desire of being preferred to others…
From the desire of being consulted …
From the desire of being approved …
From the fear of being humiliated …
From the fear of being despised…
From the fear of suffering rebukes …
From the fear of being calumniated …
From the fear of being forgotten …
From the fear of being ridiculed …
From the fear of being wronged …
From the fear of being suspected …

That others may be loved more than I,**
Jesus, grant me the grace to desire it.**
That others may be esteemed more than I …
That, in the opinion of the world,
…others may increase and I may decrease …
That others may be chosen and I set aside …
That others may be praised and I unnoticed …
That others may be preferred to me in everything…
That others may become holier than I, provided that I may become as holy as I should…
Amen. **:signofcross:
**Rafael Cardinal Merry del Val (1865-1930),
Secretary of State for Pope Saint Pius X

Let Nothing Disturb You
Let nothing disturb you,
Let nothing frighten you,
All things are passing away:
God never changes.

Patience,
Obtains all things,
Whoever has God
Lacks nothing:
God alone suffices.

Santa Teresa de Jesús
(Santa Teresa de Ávila)
 
Praying……
**
Prayer to Saint Michael the Archangel**
St Michael the Archangel, defend us in battle;
be our defense against the wickedness and snares of the Devil.
May God rebuke him, we humbly pray
and do thou, O prince of the heavenly host,
by the power of God,
thrust into Hell Satan
and all the other evil spirits
who prowl about the world
seeking the ruin of souls.
Amen.

The Memorare
Remember,
O most gracious Virgin Mary,
that never was it known,
that anyone who fled to thy protection,
implored thy help
or sought thy intercession,
was left unaided.
Inspired by this confidence, I fly unto thee,
O Virgin of virgins, my Mother.
To thee I come, before thee I stand,
sinful and sorrowful.
O Mother of the Word Incarnate,
despise not my petition,
but in thy mercy hear and answer me.
Amen.

Litany of Humility
O Jesus! meek and humble of heart, Hear me.
From the desire of being esteemed,**
Deliver me, Jesus.**
From the desire of being loved…
From the desire of being extolled …
From the desire of being honored …
From the desire of being praised …
From the desire of being preferred to others…
From the desire of being consulted …
From the desire of being approved …
From the fear of being humiliated …
From the fear of being despised…
From the fear of suffering rebukes …
From the fear of being calumniated …
From the fear of being forgotten …
From the fear of being ridiculed …
From the fear of being wronged …
From the fear of being suspected …

That others may be loved more than I,**
Jesus, grant me the grace to desire it.**
That others may be esteemed more than I …
That, in the opinion of the world,
others may increase and I may decrease …
That others may be chosen and I set aside …
That others may be praised and I unnoticed …
That others may be preferred to me in everything…
That others may become holier than I, provided that I may become as holy as I should…
Amen.

Rafael Cardinal Merry del Val (1865-1930),
Secretary of State for Pope Saint Pius X

Let Nothing Disturb You
Let nothing disturb you,
Let nothing frighten you,
All things are passing away:
God never changes.

Patience,
Obtains all things,
Whoever has God
Lacks nothing:
God alone suffices.

Santa Teresa de Jesús
(Santa Teresa de Ávila)
 
Praying to stop the atrocity for Our Lord may do any-thing at all . . . we just must ask (pray) for it…
:signofcross:
O Lord, God of all creation, instill Your love in people so that we may come to realize that You are our strength and our protection. Lord help Your servants You have deigned to place as shepherds be the shepherds they are supposed to be, and give them the courage each needs. If some have usurped the position, then, Lord, give Your people discernment to know; keep Your people from them, deal with the thieves with Your infinite mercy, touching their hearts so they may turn to Your ways.

Let us pray.
That the medical doctors take their oath seriously. We pray to the Lord.
…Lord, hear our prayer.
That understanding that the sick have many needs, believers try to come to their aid. We pray to the Lord.
…Lord, hear our prayer.
That living to be 108 or 9 years of age is that particular person’s life and history on earth and may no one change that. We pray to the Lord.
…Lord, hear our prayer.
That we may be more helpful and understanding toward the sick and their caregivers. We pray to the Lord.
…Lord, hear our prayer.
That we may just do or simply be with the caregiver or the sick. We pray to the Lord.
…Lord, hear our prayer.
May we let the elderly, sick, and their caregivers know that they are not alone. We pray to the Lord. …Lord, hear our prayer.
That we may each come to understand that the “someone” to do something is really “I” and I am to do the “something”. We pray to the Lord.
…L**ord, hear our prayer.

Prayer to the Holy Spirit by Saint Antiochus [changed a tad]
O Holy Spirit,
most merciful Comforter:
You proceed from the Father
in a manner beyond our understanding.
Come, I beseech You,
and take up your abode in our hearts.
Purify and cleanse us from all sin,
and sanctify our souls.
Cleanse our souls from every impurity,
…water our dryness,
…melt our coldness,
…and save us from our sinful ways.
Make us truly humble and resigned,
…that each one of us may be pleasing to You,
…and that You might abide with each one of us forever.
Most Blessed Light,
most Amiable Light,
enlighten each one of us.
O Rapturous Joy of Paradise,
Fount of Purest Delight,
My God, give yourself to each one of us
…and kindle in our innermost soul the fire of Your love.
My Lord, instruct, direct,
…and defend us in all things.
Give us strength against all immoderate fears
and against despondency.
Bestow upon each one of us a true faith,
…a firm hope,
…and a sincere and a perfect love.
Grant that we always do Your Most Gracious Will.
Amen.
Lord, forgive and have mercy on California and all places that have turned away from you. Grant each place the return so that we always do Your Most Gracious Will.
Amen.
:signofcross:
The thread for Massachusetts:
http://forums.catholic-questions.org/showthread.php?p=13578405#post13578405
 
If we do not pray, who will?

Praying to stop the atrocity for Our Lord may do any-thing at all . . . we just must ask (pray) for it…
:signofcross:
O Lord, God of all creation, instill Your love in people so that we may come to realize that You are our strength and our protection. Lord help Your servants You have deigned to place as shepherds be the shepherds they are supposed to be, and give them the courage each needs. If some have usurped the position, then, Lord, give Your people discernment to know; keep Your people from them, deal with the thieves with Your infinite mercy, touching their hearts so they may turn to Your ways.

Let us pray.
That the medical doctors take their oath seriously. We pray to the Lord.
…Lord, hear our prayer.
That understanding that the sick have many needs, believers try to come to their aid. We pray to the Lord.
…Lord, hear our prayer.
That living to be 108 or 9 years of age is that particular person’s life and history on earth and may no one change that. We pray to the Lord.
…Lord, hear our prayer.
That we may be more helpful and understanding toward the sick and their caregivers. We pray to the Lord.
…Lord, hear our prayer.
That we may just do or simply be with the caregiver or the sick. We pray to the Lord.
…Lord, hear our prayer.
May we let the elderly, sick, and their caregivers know that they are not alone. We pray to the Lord. …Lord, hear our prayer.
That we may each come to understand that the “someone” to do something is really “I” and I am to do the “something”. We pray to the Lord.
…L**ord, hear our prayer.

Prayer to the Holy Spirit by Saint Antiochus [changed a tad]
O Holy Spirit,
most merciful Comforter:
You proceed from the Father
in a manner beyond our understanding.
Come, I beseech You,
and take up your abode in our hearts.
Purify and cleanse us from all sin,
and sanctify our souls.
Cleanse our souls from every impurity,
…water our dryness,
…melt our coldness,
…and save us from our sinful ways.
Make us truly humble and resigned,
…that each one of us may be pleasing to You,
…and that You might abide with each one of us forever.
Most Blessed Light,
most Amiable Light,
enlighten each one of us.
O Rapturous Joy of Paradise,
Fount of Purest Delight,
My God, give yourself to each one of us
…and kindle in our innermost soul the fire of Your love.
My Lord, instruct, direct,
…and defend us in all things.
Give us strength against all immoderate fears
and against despondency.
Bestow upon each one of us a true faith,
…a firm hope,
…and a sincere and a perfect love.
Grant that we always do Your Most Gracious Will.
Amen.
Lord, forgive and have mercy on California and all places that have turned away from you. Grant each place the return so that we always do Your Most Gracious Will.
Amen.
:signofcross:
The thread for Massachusetts:
http://forums.catholic-questions.org/showthread.php?p=13578405#post13578405
 
If we do not pray, who will?

Praying to stop the atrocity for Our Lord may do any-thing at all . . . we just must ask (pray) for it…
:signofcross:
O Lord, God of all creation, instill Your love in people so that we may come to realize that You are our strength and our protection. Lord help Your servants You have deigned to place as shepherds be the shepherds they are supposed to be, and give them the courage each needs. If some have usurped the position, then, Lord, give Your people discernment to know; keep Your people from them, deal with the thieves with Your infinite mercy, touching their hearts so they may turn to Your ways.

Let us pray.
That the medical doctors take their oath seriously. We pray to the Lord.
…Lord, hear our prayer.
That understanding that the sick have many needs, believers try to come to their aid. We pray to the Lord.
…Lord, hear our prayer.
That living to be 108 or 9 years of age is that particular person’s life and history on earth and may no one change that. We pray to the Lord.
…Lord, hear our prayer.
That we may be more helpful and understanding toward the sick and their caregivers. We pray to the Lord.
…Lord, hear our prayer.
That we may just do or simply be with the caregiver or the sick. We pray to the Lord.
…Lord, hear our prayer.
May we let the elderly, sick, and their caregivers know that they are not alone. We pray to the Lord. …Lord, hear our prayer.
That we may each come to understand that the “someone” to do something is really “I” and I am to do the “something”. We pray to the Lord.
…L**ord, hear our prayer.

Prayer to the Holy Spirit by Saint Antiochus [changed a tad]
O Holy Spirit,
most merciful Comforter:
You proceed from the Father
in a manner beyond our understanding.
Come, I beseech You,
and take up your abode in our hearts.
Purify and cleanse us from all sin,
and sanctify our souls.
Cleanse our souls from every impurity,
…water our dryness,
…melt our coldness,
…and save us from our sinful ways.
Make us truly humble and resigned,
…that each one of us may be pleasing to You,
…and that You might abide with each one of us forever.
Most Blessed Light,
most Amiable Light,
enlighten each one of us.
O Rapturous Joy of Paradise,
Fount of Purest Delight,
My God, give yourself to each one of us
…and kindle in our innermost soul the fire of Your love.
My Lord, instruct, direct,
…and defend us in all things.
Give us strength against all immoderate fears
and against despondency.
Bestow upon each one of us a true faith,
…a firm hope,
…and a sincere and a perfect love.
Grant that we always do Your Most Gracious Will.
Amen.
Lord, forgive and have mercy on California and all places that have turned away from you. Grant each place the return so that we always do Your Most Gracious Will.
Amen.
:signofcross:
The thread for Massachusetts:
http://forums.catholic-questions.org/showthread.php?p=13578405#post13578405
 
If we do not pray, who will?

Praying to stop the atrocity for Our Lord may do any-thing at all . . . we just must ask (pray) for it…
:signofcross:
O Lord, God of all creation, instill Your love in people so that we may come to realize that You are our strength and our protection. Lord help Your servants You have deigned to place as shepherds be the shepherds they are supposed to be, and give them the courage each needs. If some have usurped the position, then, Lord, give Your people discernment to know; keep Your people from them, deal with the thieves with Your infinite mercy, touching their hearts so they may turn to Your ways.

Let us pray.
That the medical doctors take their oath seriously. We pray to the Lord.
…Lord, hear our prayer.
That understanding that the sick have many needs, believers try to come to their aid. We pray to the Lord.
…Lord, hear our prayer.
That living to be 108 or 9 years of age is that particular person’s life and history on earth and may no one change that. We pray to the Lord.
…Lord, hear our prayer.
That we may be more helpful and understanding toward the sick and their caregivers. We pray to the Lord.
…Lord, hear our prayer.
That we may just do or simply be with the caregiver or the sick. We pray to the Lord.
…Lord, hear our prayer.
May we let the elderly, sick, and their caregivers know that they are not alone. We pray to the Lord. …Lord, hear our prayer.
That we may each come to understand that the “someone” to do something is really “I” and I am to do the “something”. We pray to the Lord.
…L**ord, hear our prayer.

Prayer to the Holy Spirit by Saint Antiochus [changed a tad]
O Holy Spirit,
most merciful Comforter:
You proceed from the Father
in a manner beyond our understanding.
Come, I beseech You,
and take up your abode in our hearts.
Purify and cleanse us from all sin,
and sanctify our souls.
Cleanse our souls from every impurity,
…water our dryness,
…melt our coldness,
…and save us from our sinful ways.
Make us truly humble and resigned,
…that each one of us may be pleasing to You,
…and that You might abide with each one of us forever.
Most Blessed Light,
most Amiable Light,
enlighten each one of us.
O Rapturous Joy of Paradise,
Fount of Purest Delight,
My God, give yourself to each one of us
…and kindle in our innermost soul the fire of Your love.
My Lord, instruct, direct,
…and defend us in all things.
Give us strength against all immoderate fears
and against despondency.
Bestow upon each one of us a true faith,
…a firm hope,
…and a sincere and a perfect love.
Grant that we always do Your Most Gracious Will.
Amen.
Lord, forgive and have mercy on California and all places that have turned away from you. Grant each place the return so that we always do Your Most Gracious Will.
Amen.
:signofcross:
The thread for Massachusetts:
http://forums.catholic-questions.org/showthread.php?p=13578405#post13578405
 
If we do not pray, who will?

Praying to stop the atrocity for Our Lord may do any-thing at all . . . we just must ask (pray) for it…
:signofcross:
O Lord, God of all creation, instill Your love in people so that we may come to realize that You are our strength and our protection. Lord help Your servants You have deigned to place as shepherds be the shepherds they are supposed to be, and give them the courage each needs. If some have usurped the position, then, Lord, give Your people discernment to know; keep Your people from them, deal with the thieves with Your infinite mercy, touching their hearts so they may turn to Your ways.

Let us pray.
That the medical doctors take their oath seriously. We pray to the Lord.
…Lord, hear our prayer.
That understanding that the sick have many needs, believers try to come to their aid. We pray to the Lord.
…Lord, hear our prayer.
That living to be 108 or 9 years of age is that particular person’s life and history on earth and may no one change that. We pray to the Lord.
…Lord, hear our prayer.
That we may be more helpful and understanding toward the sick and their caregivers. We pray to the Lord.
…Lord, hear our prayer.
That we may just do or simply be with the caregiver or the sick. We pray to the Lord.
…Lord, hear our prayer.
May we let the elderly, sick, and their caregivers know that they are not alone. We pray to the Lord. …Lord, hear our prayer.
That we may each come to understand that the “someone” to do something is really “I” and I am to do the “something”. We pray to the Lord.
…L**ord, hear our prayer.

Prayer to the Holy Spirit by Saint Antiochus [changed a tad]
O Holy Spirit,
most merciful Comforter:
You proceed from the Father
in a manner beyond our understanding.
Come, I beseech You,
and take up your abode in our hearts.
Purify and cleanse us from all sin,
and sanctify our souls.
Cleanse our souls from every impurity,
…water our dryness,
…melt our coldness,
…and save us from our sinful ways.
Make us truly humble and resigned,
…that each one of us may be pleasing to You,
…and that You might abide with each one of us forever.
Most Blessed Light,
most Amiable Light,
enlighten each one of us.
O Rapturous Joy of Paradise,
Fount of Purest Delight,
My God, give yourself to each one of us
…and kindle in our innermost soul the fire of Your love.
My Lord, instruct, direct,
…and defend us in all things.
Give us strength against all immoderate fears
and against despondency.
Bestow upon each one of us a true faith,
…a firm hope,
…and a sincere and a perfect love.
Grant that we always do Your Most Gracious Will.
Amen.
Lord, forgive and have mercy on California and all places that have turned away from you. Grant each place the return so that we always do Your Most Gracious Will.
Amen.
:signofcross:
The thread for Massachusetts:
http://forums.catholic-questions.org/showthread.php?p=13578405#post13578405
 
If we do not pray, who will?

Praying to stop the atrocity for Our Lord may do any-thing at all . . . we just must ask (pray) for it…
:signofcross:
O Lord, God of all creation, instill Your love in people so that we may come to realize that You are our strength and our protection. Lord help Your servants You have deigned to place as shepherds be the shepherds they are supposed to be, and give them the courage each needs. If some have usurped the position, then, Lord, give Your people discernment to know; keep Your people from them, deal with the thieves with Your infinite mercy, touching their hearts so they may turn to Your ways.

Let us pray.
That the medical doctors take their oath seriously. We pray to the Lord.
…Lord, hear our prayer.
That understanding that the sick have many needs, believers try to come to their aid. We pray to the Lord.
…Lord, hear our prayer.
That living to be 108 or 9 years of age is that particular person’s life and history on earth and may no one change that. We pray to the Lord.
…Lord, hear our prayer.
That we may be more helpful and understanding toward the sick and their caregivers. We pray to the Lord.
…Lord, hear our prayer.
That we may just do or simply be with the caregiver or the sick. We pray to the Lord.
…Lord, hear our prayer.
May we let the elderly, sick, and their caregivers know that they are not alone. We pray to the Lord. …Lord, hear our prayer.
That we may each come to understand that the “someone” to do something is really “I” and I am to do the “something”. We pray to the Lord.
…L**ord, hear our prayer.

Prayer to the Holy Spirit by Saint Antiochus [changed a tad]
O Holy Spirit,
most merciful Comforter:
You proceed from the Father
in a manner beyond our understanding.
Come, I beseech You,
and take up your abode in our hearts.
Purify and cleanse us from all sin,
and sanctify our souls.
Cleanse our souls from every impurity,
…water our dryness,
…melt our coldness,
…and save us from our sinful ways.
Make us truly humble and resigned,
…that each one of us may be pleasing to You,
…and that You might abide with each one of us forever.
Most Blessed Light,
most Amiable Light,
enlighten each one of us.
O Rapturous Joy of Paradise,
Fount of Purest Delight,
My God, give yourself to each one of us
…and kindle in our innermost soul the fire of Your love.
My Lord, instruct, direct,
…and defend us in all things.
Give us strength against all immoderate fears
and against despondency.
Bestow upon each one of us a true faith,
…a firm hope,
…and a sincere and a perfect love.
Grant that we always do Your Most Gracious Will.
Amen.
Lord, forgive and have mercy on California and all places that have turned away from you. Grant each place the return so that we always do Your Most Gracious Will.
Amen.
:signofcross:
The thread for Massachusetts:
http://forums.catholic-questions.org/showthread.php?p=13578405#post13578405
 
If we do not pray, who will?

Praying to stop the atrocity for Our Lord may do any-thing at all . . . we just must ask (pray) for it…
:signofcross:
O Lord, God of all creation, instill Your love in people so that we may come to realize that You are our strength and our protection. Lord help Your servants You have deigned to place as shepherds be the shepherds they are supposed to be, and give them the courage each needs. If some have usurped the position, then, Lord, give Your people discernment to know; keep Your people from them, deal with the thieves with Your infinite mercy, touching their hearts so they may turn to Your ways.

Let us pray.
That the medical doctors take their oath seriously. We pray to the Lord.
…Lord, hear our prayer.
That understanding that the sick have many needs, believers try to come to their aid. We pray to the Lord.
…Lord, hear our prayer.
That living to be 108 or 9 years of age is that particular person’s life and history on earth and may no one change that. We pray to the Lord.
…Lord, hear our prayer.
That we may be more helpful and understanding toward the sick and their caregivers. We pray to the Lord.
…Lord, hear our prayer.
That we may just do or simply be with the caregiver or the sick. We pray to the Lord.
…Lord, hear our prayer.
May we let the elderly, sick, and their caregivers know that they are not alone. We pray to the Lord. …Lord, hear our prayer.
That we may each come to understand that the “someone” to do something is really “I” and I am to do the “something”. We pray to the Lord.
…L**ord, hear our prayer.

Prayer to the Holy Spirit by Saint Antiochus [changed a tad]
O Holy Spirit,
most merciful Comforter:
You proceed from the Father
in a manner beyond our understanding.
Come, I beseech You,
and take up your abode in our hearts.
Purify and cleanse us from all sin,
and sanctify our souls.
Cleanse our souls from every impurity,
…water our dryness,
…melt our coldness,
…and save us from our sinful ways.
Make us truly humble and resigned,
…that each one of us may be pleasing to You,
…and that You might abide with each one of us forever.
Most Blessed Light,
most Amiable Light,
enlighten each one of us.
O Rapturous Joy of Paradise,
Fount of Purest Delight,
My God, give yourself to each one of us
…and kindle in our innermost soul the fire of Your love.
My Lord, instruct, direct,
…and defend us in all things.
Give us strength against all immoderate fears
and against despondency.
Bestow upon each one of us a true faith,
…a firm hope,
…and a sincere and a perfect love.
Grant that we always do Your Most Gracious Will.
Amen.
Lord, forgive and have mercy on California and all places that have turned away from you. Grant each place the return so that we always do Your Most Gracious Will.
Amen.
:signofcross:
The thread for Massachusetts:
http://forums.catholic-questions.org/showthread.php?p=13578405#post13578405
 
If we do not pray, who will?

Praying to stop the atrocity for Our Lord may do any-thing at all . . . we just must ask (pray) for it…
:signofcross:
O Lord, God of all creation, instill Your love in people so that we may come to realize that You are our strength and our protection. Lord help Your servants You have deigned to place as shepherds be the shepherds they are supposed to be, and give them the courage each needs. If some have usurped the position, then, Lord, give Your people discernment to know; keep Your people from them, deal with the thieves with Your infinite mercy, touching their hearts so they may turn to Your ways.

Let us pray.
That the medical doctors take their oath seriously. We pray to the Lord.
…Lord, hear our prayer.
That understanding that the sick have many needs, believers try to come to their aid. We pray to the Lord.
…Lord, hear our prayer.
That living to be 108 or 9 years of age is that particular person’s life and history on earth and may no one change that. We pray to the Lord.
…Lord, hear our prayer.
That we may be more helpful and understanding toward the sick and their caregivers. We pray to the Lord.
…Lord, hear our prayer.
That we may just do or simply be with the caregiver or the sick. We pray to the Lord.
…Lord, hear our prayer.
May we let the elderly, sick, and their caregivers know that they are not alone. We pray to the Lord. …Lord, hear our prayer.
That we may each come to understand that the “someone” to do something is really “I” and I am to do the “something”. We pray to the Lord.
…L**ord, hear our prayer.

Prayer to the Holy Spirit by Saint Antiochus [changed a tad]
O Holy Spirit,
most merciful Comforter:
You proceed from the Father
in a manner beyond our understanding.
Come, I beseech You,
and take up your abode in our hearts.
Purify and cleanse us from all sin,
and sanctify our souls.
Cleanse our souls from every impurity,
…water our dryness,
…melt our coldness,
…and save us from our sinful ways.
Make us truly humble and resigned,
…that each one of us may be pleasing to You,
…and that You might abide with each one of us forever.
Most Blessed Light,
most Amiable Light,
enlighten each one of us.
O Rapturous Joy of Paradise,
Fount of Purest Delight,
My God, give yourself to each one of us
…and kindle in our innermost soul the fire of Your love.
My Lord, instruct, direct,
…and defend us in all things.
Give us strength against all immoderate fears
and against despondency.
Bestow upon each one of us a true faith,
…a firm hope,
…and a sincere and a perfect love.
Grant that we always do Your Most Gracious Will.
Amen.
Lord, forgive and have mercy on California and all places that have turned away from you. Grant each place the return so that we always do Your Most Gracious Will.
Amen.
:signofcross:
The thread for Massachusetts:
http://forums.catholic-questions.org/showthread.php?p=13578405#post13578405
 
If we do not pray, who will?

Praying to stop the atrocity for Our Lord may do any-thing at all . . . we just must ask (pray) for it…
:signofcross:
O Lord, God of all creation, instill Your love in people so that we may come to realize that You are our strength and our protection. Lord help Your servants You have deigned to place as shepherds be the shepherds they are supposed to be, and give them the courage each needs. If some have usurped the position, then, Lord, give Your people discernment to know; keep Your people from them, deal with the thieves with Your infinite mercy, touching their hearts so they may turn to Your ways.

Let us pray.
That the medical doctors take their oath seriously. We pray to the Lord.
…Lord, hear our prayer.
That understanding that the sick have many needs, believers try to come to their aid. We pray to the Lord.
…Lord, hear our prayer.
That living to be 108 or 9 years of age is that particular person’s life and history on earth and may no one change that. We pray to the Lord.
…Lord, hear our prayer.
That we may be more helpful and understanding toward the sick and their caregivers. We pray to the Lord.
…Lord, hear our prayer.
That we may just do or simply be with the caregiver or the sick. We pray to the Lord.
…Lord, hear our prayer.
May we let the elderly, sick, and their caregivers know that they are not alone. We pray to the Lord. …Lord, hear our prayer.
That we may each come to understand that the “someone” to do something is really “I” and I am to do the “something”. We pray to the Lord.
…L**ord, hear our prayer.

Prayer to the Holy Spirit by Saint Antiochus [changed a tad]
O Holy Spirit,
most merciful Comforter:
You proceed from the Father
in a manner beyond our understanding.
Come, I beseech You,
and take up your abode in our hearts.
Purify and cleanse us from all sin,
and sanctify our souls.
Cleanse our souls from every impurity,
…water our dryness,
…melt our coldness,
…and save us from our sinful ways.
Make us truly humble and resigned,
…that each one of us may be pleasing to You,
…and that You might abide with each one of us forever.
Most Blessed Light,
most Amiable Light,
enlighten each one of us.
O Rapturous Joy of Paradise,
Fount of Purest Delight,
My God, give yourself to each one of us
…and kindle in our innermost soul the fire of Your love.
My Lord, instruct, direct,
…and defend us in all things.
Give us strength against all immoderate fears
and against despondency.
Bestow upon each one of us a true faith,
…a firm hope,
…and a sincere and a perfect love.
Grant that we always do Your Most Gracious Will.
Amen.
Lord, forgive and have mercy on California and all places that have turned away from you. Grant each place the return so that we always do Your Most Gracious Will.
Amen.
:signofcross:
The thread for Massachusetts:
http://forums.catholic-questions.org/showthread.php?p=13578405#post13578405
 
If we do not pray, who will?

Praying to stop the atrocity for Our Lord may do any-thing at all . . . we just must ask (pray) for it…
:signofcross:
O Lord, God of all creation, instill Your love in people so that we may come to realize that You are our strength and our protection. Lord help Your servants You have deigned to place as shepherds be the shepherds they are supposed to be, and give them the courage each needs. If some have usurped the position, then, Lord, give Your people discernment to know; keep Your people from them, deal with the thieves with Your infinite mercy, touching their hearts so they may turn to Your ways.

Let us pray.
That the medical doctors take their oath seriously. We pray to the Lord.
…Lord, hear our prayer.
That understanding that the sick have many needs, believers try to come to their aid. We pray to the Lord.
…Lord, hear our prayer.
That living to be 108 or 9 years of age is that particular person’s life and history on earth and may no one change that. We pray to the Lord.
…Lord, hear our prayer.
That we may be more helpful and understanding toward the sick and their caregivers. We pray to the Lord.
…Lord, hear our prayer.
That we may just do or simply be with the caregiver or the sick. We pray to the Lord.
…Lord, hear our prayer.
May we let the elderly, sick, and their caregivers know that they are not alone. We pray to the Lord. …Lord, hear our prayer.
That we may each come to understand that the “someone” to do something is really “I” and I am to do the “something”. We pray to the Lord.
…L**ord, hear our prayer.

Prayer to the Holy Spirit by Saint Antiochus [changed a tad]
O Holy Spirit,
most merciful Comforter:
You proceed from the Father
in a manner beyond our understanding.
Come, I beseech You,
and take up your abode in our hearts.
Purify and cleanse us from all sin,
and sanctify our souls.
Cleanse our souls from every impurity,
…water our dryness,
…melt our coldness,
…and save us from our sinful ways.
Make us truly humble and resigned,
…that each one of us may be pleasing to You,
…and that You might abide with each one of us forever.
Most Blessed Light,
most Amiable Light,
enlighten each one of us.
O Rapturous Joy of Paradise,
Fount of Purest Delight,
My God, give yourself to each one of us
…and kindle in our innermost soul the fire of Your love.
My Lord, instruct, direct,
…and defend us in all things.
Give us strength against all immoderate fears
and against despondency.
Bestow upon each one of us a true faith,
…a firm hope,
…and a sincere and a perfect love.
Grant that we always do Your Most Gracious Will.
Amen.
Lord, forgive and have mercy on California and all places that have turned away from you. Grant each place the return so that we always do Your Most Gracious Will.
Amen.
:signofcross:
The thread for Massachusetts:
http://forums.catholic-questions.org/showthread.php?p=13578405#post13578405
 
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