100 Prayers
100 Prayers from the prayer web-site of the De La Salle Brothers www.prayingeachday.org 1 Praying with others across the world Lord, you said that …
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100 Prayers - Praying Each Day
prayingeachday.orga kindly shepherd behind me: today, tonight, and forever. 7 I will be busy O Lord, you know how busy I must be this day. If I forget you, do not forget me. (Sir Jacob Astley, before the Battle of Edgehill, 1642) 8 Prayer of a Breton fisherman Lord, the sea is so wide and my boat is so small. Be with me. 9 Close to me Lord, you are closer to me
21 PRAYERS REGARDING SERIOUS OR TERMINAL ILLNESS
prayingeachday.orgA website he established on behalf of the Brothers is www.prayingeachday.org where, ... (reflecting how friends approached Jesus, carrying their sick friend on a stretcher, lowering him down through a hole in the roof – Mk 2:1-12) Lord Jesus, we read in the Gospels
21 PRAYERS REGARDING SERIOUS OR TERMINAL ILLNESS
prayingeachday.orgMay he/she live as a true image of Jesus, Rom 8:29 and be awa re that every person is you beloved child. Lk 3:22; Mt 17:5 May he/she be a blessing for others Gen 48:20 and touch people in such a way Gen 50:21; 1 Sam 10:26 that they may discover for themselves Jn 4:42 who Jesus is. And may the Lord Jesus
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