Please pray that i be wise

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pleas e pray that i make the right choices today and all of this weak, and that i may be granted , Holy fear, Piety,Council, Fortitude,Knowledge, Understanding, and Wisdom- the Seven gifts of the Holy Spirit. please also pray very much for my personal intentions. thank you.
 
May God give you the grace and habit to live in love and hope and trust.
If you are Baptised, and Confirmed, and live the Sacraments and in actual kindness to the people in your life, Jesus and the Holy Spirit are with you,
May God fill you with love.
 
I’m praying for you.
What’s happening this week, Paul?
You sound very focused. Everything Okay?
 
sorry that my post was so badly written guys, i was in a hurry, but you got the point, keep praying for me! God Bless.
 
I_love_rocks said:
I’m praying for you.
What’s happening this week, Paul?
You sound very focused. Everything Okay?
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I just have a lot of choices to make this week.

And some friendship issues im having, please pray :gopray2:
 
Hail Mary,
full of grace,
the LORD is with thee.
Blessed art thou amongst women
and blessed is the fruit of thy womb,
JESUS.
Holy Mary,
Mother of God,
pray for us sinners
now and at the hour of our death.
Amen.
 
Lord, I lift up Paul’s intentions to you and ask you to answer him. Please bless him with your gifts of the Holy Spirit and help him to respond to your holy inspirations most perfectly. Help him to keep his life centered on you, and in a state of grace. Thank you, Lord, for hearing my prayer.
 
I would also agree that Graphology is not a sin. Much like being a detective or a psychologist. These are skilled insights into understanding people better. The questions you have to ask yourself are these:
  1. Is your conscience formed correctly, or does it convict you over things that are not sin?
  2. What do you do with the information you learn? Do you use it for a sinful purpose?

    Anything that is not sin - in and of itself - can become sin for us if we misuse it. For example, “Stingers” tell us that the person has a proclivity for lying. And a backwards curve on a “t” cross-bar tells us they blame themselves for someone’s death. If we use this information to protect the vulnerable, then we have used this skill correctly. But if we use it to prey on the vulnerable - finding a way to manipulate them, then it is absoutely sin.

    Say you discover a painful vulnerability in your boss. Do you use it to manipulate them to get better assignments or to get promoted? Or do you deflect comments from co-workers that would be damaging to that person’s frail parts? The first is sinful, the second is saintly.

    This questioning of our thoughts and actions and the motivation behind them, is the process we must use for every part of our lives. There is no part of our hearts, our minds, our rationale, our lives that are not fully seen by the Lord. We throw the doors to our closets open and expose the light to them. We join ourselves with Jesus to look at them frankly and determine what can stay and what needs to go. All that is sin must be removed throughout our lives as we are being sanctified by God. We look at the sin and agree with God about it, and cooperate with Him when He removes it. We resist temptations that lead us down those paths that would make us relapse. We get up and run to confession when we miss it or do fall. And Jesus is there, in the sacraments, to heal us and forgive us, and put us back on the right path - Him.

    These questions above are the same questions we ask ourselves about anything in our lives - for some the temptation for sin is food, for others money, appreciation, and so on.
    None of these are sin in and of themselves, but only when we attach ourselves to them in such a way that we crave and love them above God, or even above their natural usefulness in life - attributing to them more than they are.
Does that make sense? Is it helpful?
 
I will pray that you receive that guidance you require…

*Our Father, Who art in heaven
Hallowed be Thy Name;
Thy kingdom come,
Thy will be done,
on earth as it is in heaven.
Give us this day our daily bread,
and forgive us our trespasses,
as we forgive those who trespass against us;
and lead us not into temptation,
but deliver us from evil.

Amen.*
 
huzzah! mission accomplished! (atleast the original intent for this thread) Praise&Thank God.
 
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