November 23, 2025 • 16 mins
Starting the morning off with God is the key to strength and success in your day!
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SPEAKER_00 (00:01):
Starting the morning off with God is the key to
strength and success in yourday.
Good morning.
Today is Monday, november twentyfourth, twenty twenty five.
Please join me in praying themorning offering prayer and
prayers for our Holy Father.
In the name of the Father and ofthe Son and of the Holy Spirit,
(00:23):
amen.
O Jesus, through the ImmaculateHeart of Mary, I offer you my
prayers, works, joys, andsufferings of this day, for all
the intentions of your sacredheart, in union with the holy
sacrifice of the Mass throughoutthe world, for the salvation of
souls, the reparation of sins,the reunion of all Christians,
(00:43):
and in particular for the holyintentions of the Holy Father
this month, amen.
Prayers for the Holy FatherAlmighty and everlasting God,
have mercy upon thy servant,Pope Leo XV, our Supreme
Pontiff, and direct himaccording to thy loving kindness
in the way of eternal salvation,that of thy gift he may ever
(01:06):
desire that which is pleasingunto thee, and may accomplish it
with all his might, throughChrist our Lord, amen.
Our Father who art in heaven,hallowed be thy name.
Thy kingdom come, thy will bedone, on earth as it is in
heaven.
Give us this day our dailybread, and forgive us our
trespasses, as we forgive thosewho trespass against us, and
(01:29):
lead us not into temptation, butdeliver us from evil, amen.
Hail Mary, full of grace, theLord is with thee.
Blessed art thou amongst women,and blessed is the fruit of thy
womb, Jesus.
Holy Mary, Mother of God, prayfor us sinners, now and at the
hour of our death, amen.
Glory be to the Father and tothe Son and to the Holy Spirit,
(01:52):
as it was in the beginning, isnow, and ever shall be, world
without end, amen.
In the name of the Father and ofthe Son, and of the Holy Spirit,
amen.
Quote from Blessed Charles deFacald The Crosses release us
from this world, and by doing sobind us to God.
(02:16):
Meditation of the day, anexcerpt from A Year with the
Church Fathers.
Saint Clement Page nine.
Think, dear friends, how theLord continually proves to us
that there will be aresurrection to come, of which
he made the Lord Jesus Christthe first fruits by raising him
(02:37):
from the dead.
Contemplate the resurrectionthat is always going on.
Day and night declare theresurrection to us.
The night sinks to sleep and theday rises.
The day departs and the nightcomes on.
Look at the crops, how the grainis sown.
The sower goes out and throws iton the ground, and the scattered
(02:58):
seed, dry and bare when it fellon the ground, is gradually
dissolved.
Then, out of its disintegration,the mighty power of the Lord's
providence raises it up again,and from one seed come many
bearing fruit.
Scripture verse of the day.
Submit yourselves therefore toGod.
(03:19):
Resist the devil, and he willflee from you.
Draw near to God, and he willdraw near to you.
Cleanse your hands, you sinners,and purify your hearts, you
double minded.
Lament and mourn and weep.
Let your laughter be turned intomourning, and your joy into
dejection.
Humble yourselves before theLord, and he will exalt you.
(03:43):
James chapter four verses seventhrough ten.
Saint of the day.
The saint of the day fornovember twenty fourth is Saint
Columbanus.
Saint Columbanus lived betweenfive forty three and six hundred
fifteen AD.
He was born in West Leinster,Ireland.
He was a noble, well educated,and handsome man who was pursued
(04:05):
by many women.
He sought the advice of a pious,religious woman who advised him
to flee from his temptations forthe sake of his soul, which he
did, leaving the world to becomea monk against the wishes of his
family.
He embraced the monastic lifeand excelled in virtue before
being called by God to be apreacher in foreign lands.
(04:26):
At the age of forty, he left hismonastery with a band of twelve
fellow monks on an apostolicmission to spread the gospel
throughout Europe.
The holiness and zeal ofColumbanus and his companions
combated the laxity of theclergy and the negative
influence of the barbarianinvaders.
Columbanus preferred thesolitude of nature and would
(04:47):
often live withdrawn from othersin a nearby cave, which
attracted followers to imitatehis lifestyle.
He founded and served as abbotof several monasteries known for
their strictness, writing amonastic rule governing their
life which emphasized obedience,silence, poverty, humility, and
chastity.
(05:07):
The rule of Saint Columbanus wasapproved by the Council of Macon
in six hundred twenty seven AD,but was later superseded by the
rule of Saint Benedict.
Saint Columbanus, pray for us.
Devotion of the Month.
November is the month of theholy souls.
The Catholic Church dedicatesthe entire month of November to
(05:29):
praying in a special way for theholy souls in purgatory.
The holy souls, also called thefaithful departed, are members
of the Church, who await thepurification of their souls
before joining the saints inheaven for all eternity.
Specifically, they are referredto as the church suffering, the
saints in heaven are the churchtriumphant, and the faithful on
(05:50):
earth are the church militant.
The poor souls in purgatorycannot pray for themselves or do
anything to hasten theirentrance into heaven, but we can
and ought to pray for them as anact of charity.
SPEAKER_01 (06:05):
Readings for Holy Mass for Monday of the thirty
fourth or last week in ordinarytime.
SPEAKER_00 (06:12):
A reading from the book of the Prophet Daniel,
chapter one verses one throughsix and eight through twenty.
In the third year of the reignof Jehoiakim, King of Judah,
King Nebuchadnezzar of Babyloncame and laid siege to
Jerusalem.
The Lord handed over to himJehoiakim, King of Judah, and
some of the vessels of thetemple of God.
He carried them off to the landof Shinar, and placed the
(06:35):
vessels in the temple treasuryof his God.
The king told Ashpanas, hischief chamberlain, to bring in
some of the children of Israelof royal blood and of the
nobility, young men without anydefect, handsome, intelligent,
and wise, quick to learn, andprudent in judgment, such as
could take their place in theking's palace.
(06:56):
They were to be taught thelanguage and literature of the
Chaldeans.
After three years training theywere to enter the king's
service.
The king allotted them a dailyportion of food and wine from
the royal table.
Among these were men of Judah,Daniel, Hananiah, Mishael, and
Azariah.
But Daniel was resolved not todefile himself with the king's
(07:18):
food or wine, so he begged thechief chamberlain to spare him
this defilement.
Though God had given Daniel thefavor and sympathy of the chief
chamberlain, he neverthelesssaid to Daniel, I am afraid of
my lord the king.
It is he who allotted your foodand drink.
If he sees that you lookwretched by comparison with the
other young men of your age, youwill endanger my life with the
(07:40):
king.
Then Daniel said to the stewardwhom the chief chamberlain had
put in charge of Daniel,Hananiah, Mishael, and Azariah,
Please test your servants forten days, give us vegetables to
eat and water to drink, then seehow we look in comparison with
the other young men who eat fromthe royal table, and treat your
servants according to what yousee.
(08:01):
He acceded to this request andtested them for ten days.
After ten days they lookedhealthier and better fed than
any of the young men who atefrom the royal table.
So the steward continued to takeaway the food and wine they were
to receive and give themvegetables.
To these four young men God gaveknowledge and proficiency in all
literature and science, and toDaniel the understanding of all
(08:25):
visions and dreams.
At the end of the time the kinghad specified for their
preparation, the chiefchamberlain brought them before
Nebuchadnezzar.
When the king had spoken withall of them, none was found
equal to Daniel, Hananiah,Mishael, and Azariah, and so
they entered the king's service.
In any question of wisdom orprudence which the king put to
(08:46):
them, he found them ten timesbetter than all the magicians
and enchanters in his kingdom.
The Word of the LordResponsorial Psalm Daniel
chapter three Glory and PraiseForever.
Blessed are you, O Lord, the Godof our fathers, praiseworthy and
exalted above all forever, andblessed is your holy and
(09:10):
glorious name, praiseworthy andexalted above all for all ages.
Glory and praise forever.
Blessed are you in the temple ofyour holy glory, praiseworthy
and glorious above all forever.
Glory and praise forever.
Blessed are you on the throne ofyour kingdom, praiseworthy and
(09:31):
exalted above all forever.
Glory and praise forever.
Blessed are you who look intothe depths from your throne upon
the cherubim, praiseworthy andexalted above all forever.
Glory and praise forever.
Blessed are you in the firmamentof heaven, praiseworthy and
(09:52):
glorious forever.
Glory and praise forever.
A reading from the Holy Gospelaccording to Luke, chapter
twenty one verses one throughfour.
When Jesus looked up, he sawsome wealthy people putting
their offerings into thetreasury, and he noticed a poor
widow putting in two smallcoins.
(10:14):
He said, I tell you truly, thispoor widow put in more than all
the rest, for those others haveall made offerings from their
surplus wealth, but she from herpoverty has offered her whole
livelihood.
The Gospel of the Lord.
Prayer of Spiritual Communion Inthe name of the Father and of
(10:34):
the Son and of the Holy Spirit,amen.
My Jesus, I believe that you arepresent in the most blessed
sacrament.
I love you above all things, andI desire to receive you into my
soul.
Since I cannot now receive yousacramentally, come at least
spiritually into my heart.
I embrace you as if you werealready there, and unite myself
(10:56):
wholly to you.
Never permit me to be separatedfrom you.
Amen.
Morning Glory ConsecrationPrayer.
Mary, my mother, I give myselftotally to you as your
possession and property.
Please make of me, of all that Iam and have, whatever most
pleases you.
Let me be a fit instrument inyour immaculate and merciful
(11:20):
hands for bringing the greatestpossible glory to God.
Amen.
Prayer to Saint Joseph.
O glorious Saint Joseph, chosenby God to be the guardian of the
Holy Family, whose protection isso great, so strong, in union
with the Blessed Virgin Mary andour Savior Jesus Christ, send
(11:42):
down from heaven a blessing fromGod to protect us from any harm,
strengthen us in body, soul, andspirit.
We ask this through thy powerfulintercession.
Holy Family, pray for us, amen.
Guardian angel prayer.
O Angel of God, my guardiandear, to whom God's love commits
(12:02):
me here, ever this day be at myside, to light and guard, to
rule and guide, amen.
Prayer to Saint Michael theArchangel.
Saint Michael the Archangel,defend us in battle, be our
protection against thewickedness and snares of the
devil.
May God rebuke him we humblypray, and do thou, O prince of
(12:22):
the heavenly host, by the powerof God, cast into hell Satan and
all the evil spirits who prowlthroughout the world, seeking
the ruin of souls, amen.
The three Hail Mary's DevotionThe first Hail Mary, in honor of
God the Father.
Hail Mary, full of grace, theLord is with thee.
(12:42):
Blessed art thou amongst women,and blessed is the fruit of thy
womb, Jesus.
Holy Mary, Mother of God, prayfor us sinners, now and at the
hour of our death, amen.
The second Hail Mary in honor ofGod the Son.
Hail Mary, full of grace, theLord is with thee.
Blessed art thou amongst women,and blessed is the fruit of thy
(13:03):
womb, Jesus.
Holy Mary, Mother of God, prayfor us sinners, now and at the
hour of our death, amen.
The third Hail Mary, in honor ofGod, the Holy Spirit.
Hail Mary, full of grace, theLord is with thee.
Blessed art thou amongst women,and blessed is the fruit of thy
womb, Jesus.
Holy Mary, Mother of God, prayfor us sinners, now and at the
(13:26):
hour of our death, amen.
O my mother, preserve my soulfrom mortal sin during this day.
Amen.
Memori to the Blessed VirginMary.
Remember, O most gracious VirginMary, that never was it known
that anyone who fled to thyprotection, implored thy help,
or sought thy intercession, wasleft unaided.
(13:50):
Inspired by this confidence Ifly unto thee, O Virgin of
Virgins, my mother, to thee do Icome, before thee I stand,
sinful and sorrowful.
O mother of the Word incarnate,despise not my petitions, but in
thy mercy hear and answer me.
Amen.
(14:10):
Act of Faith.
O my God, I firmly believe thatyou are one God in three divine
persons, Father, Son, and HolySpirit.
I believe that your divine Sonbecame man, died for our sins,
and that He will come to judgethe living and the dead.
I believe these and all thetruths which the Holy Catholic
Church teaches, because you haverevealed them, who can neither
(14:34):
deceive nor be deceived.
In this faith I intend to liveand die.
Amen.
Act of hope.
O my God, relying on youralmighty power, infinite mercy
and promises, I hope to obtainpardon for my sins, the help of
your grace, and the lifeeverlasting, through the merits
(14:54):
of Jesus Christ, my Lord andRedeemer.
Amen.
Act of love.
O my God, I love you above allthings with my whole heart and
soul, because you are all goodand worthy of all love.
I love my neighbor as myself forthe love of you.
I forgive all who have injuredme and ask pardon of all whom I
(15:17):
have injured.
Amen.
Prayer for the poor souls inpurgatory.
O gentle heart of Jesus, everpresent in the blessed
sacrament, ever consumed withburning love for the poor
captive souls in purgatory, havemercy on them.
Be not severe in thy judgment,but let some drops of thy
precious blood fall upon thedevouring flames.
(15:39):
Merciful Savior, send thy angelsto conduct them to a place of
refreshment, light, and peace.
Amen.
Act of resignation to the divinewill.
O Lord my God, from this momentdo I accept from thy hands with
burning love and sincerecontrition, with a calm and
willing disposition, whatsoeverdeath thou shalt choose to send
(16:04):
me with its pains and griefs.
Amen.
In the name of the Father and ofthe Son and of the Holy Spirit,
amen.
Starting the morning off withGod is the key to strength and
success in your day.
Starting the morning off with God is the key to
strength and success in yourday.
Good morning.
Today is Monday, november twentyfourth, twenty twenty five.
Please join me in praying themorning offering prayer and
prayers for our Holy Father.
In the name of the Father and ofthe Son and of the Holy Spirit,
(00:23):
amen.
O Jesus, through the ImmaculateHeart of Mary, I offer you my
prayers, works, joys, andsufferings of this day, for all
the intentions of your sacredheart, in union with the holy
sacrifice of the Mass throughoutthe world, for the salvation of
souls, the reparation of sins,the reunion of all Christians,
(00:43):
and in particular for the holyintentions of the Holy Father
this month, amen.
Prayers for the Holy FatherAlmighty and everlasting God,
have mercy upon thy servant,Pope Leo XV, our Supreme
Pontiff, and direct himaccording to thy loving kindness
in the way of eternal salvation,that of thy gift he may ever
(01:06):
desire that which is pleasingunto thee, and may accomplish it
with all his might, throughChrist our Lord, amen.
Our Father who art in heaven,hallowed be thy name.
Thy kingdom come, thy will bedone, on earth as it is in
heaven.
Give us this day our dailybread, and forgive us our
trespasses, as we forgive thosewho trespass against us, and
(01:29):
lead us not into temptation, butdeliver us from evil, amen.
Hail Mary, full of grace, theLord is with thee.
Blessed art thou amongst women,and blessed is the fruit of thy
womb, Jesus.
Holy Mary, Mother of God, prayfor us sinners, now and at the
hour of our death, amen.
Glory be to the Father and tothe Son and to the Holy Spirit,
(01:52):
as it was in the beginning, isnow, and ever shall be, world
without end, amen.
In the name of the Father and ofthe Son, and of the Holy Spirit,
amen.
Quote from Blessed Charles deFacald The Crosses release us
from this world, and by doing sobind us to God.
(02:16):
Meditation of the day, anexcerpt from A Year with the
Church Fathers.
Saint Clement Page nine.
Think, dear friends, how theLord continually proves to us
that there will be aresurrection to come, of which
he made the Lord Jesus Christthe first fruits by raising him
(02:37):
from the dead.
Contemplate the resurrectionthat is always going on.
Day and night declare theresurrection to us.
The night sinks to sleep and theday rises.
The day departs and the nightcomes on.
Look at the crops, how the grainis sown.
The sower goes out and throws iton the ground, and the scattered
(02:58):
seed, dry and bare when it fellon the ground, is gradually
dissolved.
Then, out of its disintegration,the mighty power of the Lord's
providence raises it up again,and from one seed come many
bearing fruit.
Scripture verse of the day.
Submit yourselves therefore toGod.
(03:19):
Resist the devil, and he willflee from you.
Draw near to God, and he willdraw near to you.
Cleanse your hands, you sinners,and purify your hearts, you
double minded.
Lament and mourn and weep.
Let your laughter be turned intomourning, and your joy into
dejection.
Humble yourselves before theLord, and he will exalt you.
(03:43):
James chapter four verses seventhrough ten.
Saint of the day.
The saint of the day fornovember twenty fourth is Saint
Columbanus.
Saint Columbanus lived betweenfive forty three and six hundred
fifteen AD.
He was born in West Leinster,Ireland.
He was a noble, well educated,and handsome man who was pursued
(04:05):
by many women.
He sought the advice of a pious,religious woman who advised him
to flee from his temptations forthe sake of his soul, which he
did, leaving the world to becomea monk against the wishes of his
family.
He embraced the monastic lifeand excelled in virtue before
being called by God to be apreacher in foreign lands.
(04:26):
At the age of forty, he left hismonastery with a band of twelve
fellow monks on an apostolicmission to spread the gospel
throughout Europe.
The holiness and zeal ofColumbanus and his companions
combated the laxity of theclergy and the negative
influence of the barbarianinvaders.
Columbanus preferred thesolitude of nature and would
(04:47):
often live withdrawn from othersin a nearby cave, which
attracted followers to imitatehis lifestyle.
He founded and served as abbotof several monasteries known for
their strictness, writing amonastic rule governing their
life which emphasized obedience,silence, poverty, humility, and
chastity.
(05:07):
The rule of Saint Columbanus wasapproved by the Council of Macon
in six hundred twenty seven AD,but was later superseded by the
rule of Saint Benedict.
Saint Columbanus, pray for us.
Devotion of the Month.
November is the month of theholy souls.
The Catholic Church dedicatesthe entire month of November to
(05:29):
praying in a special way for theholy souls in purgatory.
The holy souls, also called thefaithful departed, are members
of the Church, who await thepurification of their souls
before joining the saints inheaven for all eternity.
Specifically, they are referredto as the church suffering, the
saints in heaven are the churchtriumphant, and the faithful on
(05:50):
earth are the church militant.
The poor souls in purgatorycannot pray for themselves or do
anything to hasten theirentrance into heaven, but we can
and ought to pray for them as anact of charity.
SPEAKER_01 (06:05):
Readings for Holy Mass for Monday of the thirty
fourth or last week in ordinarytime.
SPEAKER_00 (06:12):
A reading from the book of the Prophet Daniel,
chapter one verses one throughsix and eight through twenty.
In the third year of the reignof Jehoiakim, King of Judah,
King Nebuchadnezzar of Babyloncame and laid siege to
Jerusalem.
The Lord handed over to himJehoiakim, King of Judah, and
some of the vessels of thetemple of God.
He carried them off to the landof Shinar, and placed the
(06:35):
vessels in the temple treasuryof his God.
The king told Ashpanas, hischief chamberlain, to bring in
some of the children of Israelof royal blood and of the
nobility, young men without anydefect, handsome, intelligent,
and wise, quick to learn, andprudent in judgment, such as
could take their place in theking's palace.
(06:56):
They were to be taught thelanguage and literature of the
Chaldeans.
After three years training theywere to enter the king's
service.
The king allotted them a dailyportion of food and wine from
the royal table.
Among these were men of Judah,Daniel, Hananiah, Mishael, and
Azariah.
But Daniel was resolved not todefile himself with the king's
(07:18):
food or wine, so he begged thechief chamberlain to spare him
this defilement.
Though God had given Daniel thefavor and sympathy of the chief
chamberlain, he neverthelesssaid to Daniel, I am afraid of
my lord the king.
It is he who allotted your foodand drink.
If he sees that you lookwretched by comparison with the
other young men of your age, youwill endanger my life with the
(07:40):
king.
Then Daniel said to the stewardwhom the chief chamberlain had
put in charge of Daniel,Hananiah, Mishael, and Azariah,
Please test your servants forten days, give us vegetables to
eat and water to drink, then seehow we look in comparison with
the other young men who eat fromthe royal table, and treat your
servants according to what yousee.
(08:01):
He acceded to this request andtested them for ten days.
After ten days they lookedhealthier and better fed than
any of the young men who atefrom the royal table.
So the steward continued to takeaway the food and wine they were
to receive and give themvegetables.
To these four young men God gaveknowledge and proficiency in all
literature and science, and toDaniel the understanding of all
(08:25):
visions and dreams.
At the end of the time the kinghad specified for their
preparation, the chiefchamberlain brought them before
Nebuchadnezzar.
When the king had spoken withall of them, none was found
equal to Daniel, Hananiah,Mishael, and Azariah, and so
they entered the king's service.
In any question of wisdom orprudence which the king put to
(08:46):
them, he found them ten timesbetter than all the magicians
and enchanters in his kingdom.
The Word of the LordResponsorial Psalm Daniel
chapter three Glory and PraiseForever.
Blessed are you, O Lord, the Godof our fathers, praiseworthy and
exalted above all forever, andblessed is your holy and
(09:10):
glorious name, praiseworthy andexalted above all for all ages.
Glory and praise forever.
Blessed are you in the temple ofyour holy glory, praiseworthy
and glorious above all forever.
Glory and praise forever.
Blessed are you on the throne ofyour kingdom, praiseworthy and
(09:31):
exalted above all forever.
Glory and praise forever.
Blessed are you who look intothe depths from your throne upon
the cherubim, praiseworthy andexalted above all forever.
Glory and praise forever.
Blessed are you in the firmamentof heaven, praiseworthy and
(09:52):
glorious forever.
Glory and praise forever.
A reading from the Holy Gospelaccording to Luke, chapter
twenty one verses one throughfour.
When Jesus looked up, he sawsome wealthy people putting
their offerings into thetreasury, and he noticed a poor
widow putting in two smallcoins.
(10:14):
He said, I tell you truly, thispoor widow put in more than all
the rest, for those others haveall made offerings from their
surplus wealth, but she from herpoverty has offered her whole
livelihood.
The Gospel of the Lord.
Prayer of Spiritual Communion Inthe name of the Father and of
(10:34):
the Son and of the Holy Spirit,amen.
My Jesus, I believe that you arepresent in the most blessed
sacrament.
I love you above all things, andI desire to receive you into my
soul.
Since I cannot now receive yousacramentally, come at least
spiritually into my heart.
I embrace you as if you werealready there, and unite myself
(10:56):
wholly to you.
Never permit me to be separatedfrom you.
Amen.
Morning Glory ConsecrationPrayer.
Mary, my mother, I give myselftotally to you as your
possession and property.
Please make of me, of all that Iam and have, whatever most
pleases you.
Let me be a fit instrument inyour immaculate and merciful
(11:20):
hands for bringing the greatestpossible glory to God.
Amen.
Prayer to Saint Joseph.
O glorious Saint Joseph, chosenby God to be the guardian of the
Holy Family, whose protection isso great, so strong, in union
with the Blessed Virgin Mary andour Savior Jesus Christ, send
(11:42):
down from heaven a blessing fromGod to protect us from any harm,
strengthen us in body, soul, andspirit.
We ask this through thy powerfulintercession.
Holy Family, pray for us, amen.
Guardian angel prayer.
O Angel of God, my guardiandear, to whom God's love commits
(12:02):
me here, ever this day be at myside, to light and guard, to
rule and guide, amen.
Prayer to Saint Michael theArchangel.
Saint Michael the Archangel,defend us in battle, be our
protection against thewickedness and snares of the
devil.
May God rebuke him we humblypray, and do thou, O prince of
(12:22):
the heavenly host, by the powerof God, cast into hell Satan and
all the evil spirits who prowlthroughout the world, seeking
the ruin of souls, amen.
The three Hail Mary's DevotionThe first Hail Mary, in honor of
God the Father.
Hail Mary, full of grace, theLord is with thee.
(12:42):
Blessed art thou amongst women,and blessed is the fruit of thy
womb, Jesus.
Holy Mary, Mother of God, prayfor us sinners, now and at the
hour of our death, amen.
The second Hail Mary in honor ofGod the Son.
Hail Mary, full of grace, theLord is with thee.
Blessed art thou amongst women,and blessed is the fruit of thy
(13:03):
womb, Jesus.
Holy Mary, Mother of God, prayfor us sinners, now and at the
hour of our death, amen.
The third Hail Mary, in honor ofGod, the Holy Spirit.
Hail Mary, full of grace, theLord is with thee.
Blessed art thou amongst women,and blessed is the fruit of thy
womb, Jesus.
Holy Mary, Mother of God, prayfor us sinners, now and at the
(13:26):
hour of our death, amen.
O my mother, preserve my soulfrom mortal sin during this day.
Amen.
Memori to the Blessed VirginMary.
Remember, O most gracious VirginMary, that never was it known
that anyone who fled to thyprotection, implored thy help,
or sought thy intercession, wasleft unaided.
(13:50):
Inspired by this confidence Ifly unto thee, O Virgin of
Virgins, my mother, to thee do Icome, before thee I stand,
sinful and sorrowful.
O mother of the Word incarnate,despise not my petitions, but in
thy mercy hear and answer me.
Amen.
(14:10):
Act of Faith.
O my God, I firmly believe thatyou are one God in three divine
persons, Father, Son, and HolySpirit.
I believe that your divine Sonbecame man, died for our sins,
and that He will come to judgethe living and the dead.
I believe these and all thetruths which the Holy Catholic
Church teaches, because you haverevealed them, who can neither
(14:34):
deceive nor be deceived.
In this faith I intend to liveand die.
Amen.
Act of hope.
O my God, relying on youralmighty power, infinite mercy
and promises, I hope to obtainpardon for my sins, the help of
your grace, and the lifeeverlasting, through the merits
(14:54):
of Jesus Christ, my Lord andRedeemer.
Amen.
Act of love.
O my God, I love you above allthings with my whole heart and
soul, because you are all goodand worthy of all love.
I love my neighbor as myself forthe love of you.
I forgive all who have injuredme and ask pardon of all whom I
(15:17):
have injured.
Amen.
Prayer for the poor souls inpurgatory.
O gentle heart of Jesus, everpresent in the blessed
sacrament, ever consumed withburning love for the poor
captive souls in purgatory, havemercy on them.
Be not severe in thy judgment,but let some drops of thy
precious blood fall upon thedevouring flames.
(15:39):
Merciful Savior, send thy angelsto conduct them to a place of
refreshment, light, and peace.
Amen.
Act of resignation to the divinewill.
O Lord my God, from this momentdo I accept from thy hands with
burning love and sincerecontrition, with a calm and
willing disposition, whatsoeverdeath thou shalt choose to send
(16:04):
me with its pains and griefs.
Amen.
In the name of the Father and ofthe Son and of the Holy Spirit,
amen.
Starting the morning off withGod is the key to strength and
success in your day.
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