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www.stjoeparish.com3) The SECOND PARTIAL FORM, “For…” The second partial form announces only those being prayed for. Example: For the unity of all Christians around the table of the Lord. One form should be used in a single set of petitions. For example, if the first petition begins with “for,” all the petitions for that liturgy should begin the same way.