Revelation 1:5-6
To Him who loves us and freed us from our sins by His blood, and
made us to be a kingdom, priests serving His God and Father, to
Him be glory and dominion forever and ever. Amen.
‘A characteristic of Ignatian prayer is that at the start we are invited to ask for a grace, a gift from God. Today you are invited to ask for an intimate knowledge of the many blessings you have received; so that, filled with gratitude for all, you may in all things love and serve God.’
Who: Sr MaryAnne Francalanza FCJ* * Faithful Companions of Jesus
Prayer Practice: Ignatian Spirituality
Read: ‘Abide in me as I abide in you.’ John 15:4
Pause and Pray: As you hold in God’s presence the five people you are praying for, ask that they will know God’s abundant love for them, so that filled with gratitude, they may love God in return.
Original Source: New for 2024 | Thy Kingdom Come