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Does anyone know (of) a prayer to be able to do God’s will in the choices one’s making in his life at a specific moment or perhaps to understand some of God’s plan in what’s going on?
Please omit the above line from the Our Father if Catholic… I am, but I copied the wrong page… sorry about that!For the kingdom, the power, and the glory are yours now and for ever.
Thank you.Hope some of these help… If you want us to pray for you let us know… but we will probably pray for you anyway
Bless you… and rest…
you’re in his hands
Margaret
So glad to hear it’s working!Thank you.And yes, please - and thank you again.
It looks like it’s working. I can’t really otherwise explain the serenity, optimism and even some measure of happiness yesterday night, let alone good humour.This is despite problems staying as they are, so I’d call it consolation of sorts.
I’m decided to follow God’s will, though I still have no clue or mostly no clue.
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Beautifully saidAll of these are lovely prayers, but no-one can pray to God as you do. Each soul in prayer is like different singers in a massive choir and no two voices are the same.
Say your prayer to know God’s will in your own words with your own heart and soul because this is the prayer that Jesus longs for, the prayer of your self to Him.
Let every word of your heart either verbalised or silently lifted to God be sincerely offered. Each word you say a gentle loving kindness to God and each word a word of your own because the Holy Spirit will inspire your heart and if you let Him lead you He will in turn guide you.
It isn’t necessarily the words, but the silent longing of your heart in love of God.
Make your own beautiful prayer, it may only be ‘Jesus show me’, but I cannot say that as you do just as you cannot say it as I do.
In my prayers.
When my prayers get repetative I console myself with the fact that God doesn’t mind the repetition. Jesus did give us the ‘Our Father’ and it is repeated time after time down the ages. Repetition is not a problem, the heart not changing and being ‘repetative’ is a problem though.Thank you a lot. Yes, that is what I do most of the time. Sometimes I want to say an established prayer, though, in order to avoid too much individualism and follow the organised track a bit. I don’t want to develop in myself the feeling that my own words are better than what’s in the prayer book or something like that. I’ve never really written a prayer, no more than a sentence of what I’d repeat, it more often falls under contemplation or some sort of conversation (or outpourring and venting and whining if you prefer). I still manage to get repetitive at some point, which is either a sign I should stop praying verbally and start acting, or that it’s time for some more “regular” prayer. Thank you for your prayers very much. I believe I’ve received a lot of help from above this last time. I can’t figure out what’s going on for anything in the world, but I’m getting the impression that more and more is happening. Perhaps it’s best for me to play along and try not to be an obstacle as, if God had reasons to tell me what’s going on, He would. Perhaps He wants to teach me to leave the planning to me, which would do me good, or maybe He wants me to have some rest from that and do it for me His way, the better way.
Yesterday night, I met my confirmation sponsor, a gentleman from the Spiritual Renewal group, who led the class I attended before confirmation as well, and he took me there. They had a mass, so I basically went through one mass to another, and received twice, the other time under both species (it might have been within one hour even). The celebrant (the second time) was the very priest who blessed me the day (Epiphany) my 1.5 years girlfriend and 4 years best friend (together with the relationship time), believed to be the future wife, broke up with me because of the “Catholic thing” and not being sure about wanting children. I didn’t want to stay with the group for the future (a lot of things I don’t consider wrong but give me some kind of pain or anguish… incompatible with my personality), but he said it was good I was there and it wasn’t an accident. I got the address of a church where there is some kind of formational recollections going on every Wednesday and I’ll be going there and seeing what follows. I’m getting the feeling that God wants me to do something first before “talking” about vocation, that is if He wants me to be a priest (there are some clues but not that many and some to the contrary) or something religious or marriage and if the latter then who with, etc. It’s Lent so the most urgent matter at hand is penance anyway.![]()