General Intercessions for Sunday Mass

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General Intercessions for Sunday Mass

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Sunday, April 17, 2022

Easter Weekday

Β·Weekday
Liturgical Color: White

General Intercessions for Sunday Mass for Friday of the 2nd Week of Easter

Option 1

1.For the Church: that she may feed the hungry body and soul, trusting Christ to multiply what she offers, let us pray to the Lord.Lord, hear our prayer.
2.That leaders of nations may hear the question put to Philip β€” how are we to feed all these people? β€” and respond with the generosity and creativity the moment demands, rather than turning the crowd away, let us pray to the Lord.Lord, hear our prayer.
3.For all who are hungry β€” for food, for dignity, for hope β€” that the Easter abundance of God may reach them through the hands of those He sends, let us pray to the Lord.Lord, hear our prayer.
4.That we may bring what we have β€” our five loaves and two fish, however inadequate they seem β€” and place them in Christ's hands without waiting until we feel we have enough to offer, let us pray to the Lord.Lord, hear our prayer.
5.That our parish may be attentive to the fragments that others overlook β€” gathering up whatever is left, so that nothing and no one is wasted or forgotten in our community, let us pray to the Lord.Lord, hear our prayer.
Optional:For our sick, bereaved, and all who have asked for our prayers.Lord, hear our prayer.
For N. and all the faithful departed, let us pray to the Lord.Lord, hear our prayer.

Option 2

1.For the Church: that she may follow the Risen Christ in seeking strength from prayer rather than earthly power, let us pray to the Lord.Lord, hear our prayer.
2.That those in civil authority may ask honestly: what do we have? β€” acknowledging the limits of their resources and seeking the wisdom that multiplies small means into great good, let us pray to the Lord.Lord, hear our prayer.
3.For those who are sitting on the grass in hunger and exhaustion, waiting for someone to notice them, that the Risen Christ may be their host this week β€” welcoming, nourishing, and sending them away filled, let us pray to the Lord.Lord, hear our prayer.
4.That we may sit down in the Easter grass and receive what Christ offers β€” not striving to provide for ourselves but accepting the abundance He gives to those who stop and wait, let us pray to the Lord.Lord, hear our prayer.
5.That our parish may be a place of Easter overflow β€” where the twelve baskets of leftover grace are shared outward, beyond our own community, to all who are hungry in our neighbourhood, let us pray to the Lord.Lord, hear our prayer.
Optional:For a spirit of Easter generosity and trust in God's abundance.Lord, hear our prayer.
For N. and all the faithful departed, let us pray to the Lord.Lord, hear our prayer.

About Our Sunday Mass Intercessions

Our general intercessions for Sunday Mass are specially crafted by Giuseppe Njualem, a seminarian at St. Peter's Seminary in London, Ontario. Each set reflects the solemnity appropriate for the principal weekly celebration of the Catholic Church.

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Crafted specifically for the principal weekly liturgy, reflecting the greater solemnity and broader congregation of Sunday Mass celebrations.

πŸ“š Liturgically Sound

Each intercession follows the General Instruction of the Roman Missal (GIRM) guidelines and addresses the four traditional categories of universal prayer.

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