Proper Way to Phrase Intentions

  • Thread starter Thread starter nsper7
  • Start date Start date
Status
Not open for further replies.
N

nsper7

Guest
When I pray the Chaplet of Divine Mercy (or any other prayer, such as the Rosary, where I can make it for the intentions of someone or something), what is the proper way to make the intention clear?

For example, if I wanted to pray for the intentions of the Holy Father, do I simply say:

“I am praying this Chaplet for the intentions of the Holy Father.”

EDIT: Also, if I am seeking a Plenary Indulgence, is that what I have to do? What does it mean to pray for the intentions of the Holy Father? What does that entail?

If it was for the intentions of another person, do I say:

“I am praying this Chaplet for the intentions of _______________ (person’s name).”

And for something (i.e. on Friday, I am meeting with a representative of the Comboni Missionaries and I hope it is successful and that I can start as a lay missionary in September/October), would I say:

“I am praying this Chaplet for the intentions of the upcoming meeting with Fr. Dave of the Comboni Missionary, that it would be fruitful and that I could start work as a lay missionary in the fall.”

Are all these forms okay/valid?

EDIT: What other prayers can be prayed for the intentions of others and how does it work?
 
Sorry, wrong thread. I meant to post this under spirituality. getting absent minded
 
When I pray the Chaplet of Divine Mercy (or any other prayer, such as the Rosary, where I can make it for the intentions of someone or something), what is the proper way to make the intention clear?

For example, if I wanted to pray for the intentions of the Holy Father, do I simply say:

“I am praying this Chaplet for the intentions of the Holy Father.”

EDIT: Also, if I am seeking a Plenary Indulgence, is that what I have to do? What does it mean to pray for the intentions of the Holy Father? What does that entail?

If it was for the intentions of another person, do I say:

“I am praying this Chaplet for the intentions of _______________ (person’s name).”

And for something (i.e. on Friday, I am meeting with a representative of the Comboni Missionaries and I hope it is successful and that I can start as a lay missionary in September/October), would I say:

“I am praying this Chaplet for the intentions of the upcoming meeting with Fr. Dave of the Comboni Missionary, that it would be fruitful and that I could start work as a lay missionary in the fall.”

Are all these forms okay/valid?

EDIT: What other prayers can be prayed for the intentions of others and how does it work?
God knew before you were born what your prayer intent was each time you pray.;)I think that your question is a good one tho for our OWN peace of mind.It also helps us to organise and formalise our prayers.

When I pray for the intentions of the Holy Father after communion and before a crucifix I pray an Our Father,Hail Mary,and Glory Be for the mission of the current Pontiff.👍
 
Status
Not open for further replies.
Back
Top