christmas eve
CORPORATE PRAYER OF CONFESSION Holy Father, who sent Your one and only Son to bear the sin of the world and to bring life and light to sinners far and wide, we confess our need of Your gracious and forgiving love, for we have violated Your commandments by our thoughts, words, and deeds, and we are without excuse.
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