PRAYERS OF THE FAITHFUL THIS WEEK – Monday to Sunday Complete

Prayers of the faithful for Today

Here are prayers of the faithful for this week Monday September 9th – Sunday September 15th, and written following the instructions of the General instructions of the Roman Missal.

These prayers are crafted using words from the readings of each day as well as the Gospel. Also, you can convert this into a pdf with the click of a single button, hopefully this saves you some time this week to prepare for other aspects of the Mass. Check out how we write our prayers here!

Monday – September 9th, 2024

  1. For the holy Catholic Church, that she may remain steadfast in her mission to proclaim the Gospel to all nations, let us pray to the Lord.
  2. For world leaders, that they may work to break unjust fetters and let the oppressed go free, let us pray to the Lord.
  3. For those suffering from hunger and homelessness, that they may find compassion and assistance from their communities, let us pray to the Lord.
  4. For all Christians, that we may recognize Christ in the least of our brothers and sisters and serve Him through acts of mercy, let us pray to the Lord.
  5. For those struggling with anxiety and depression, that they may find strength and healing in God’s love, let us pray to the Lord.

I. (For our sick, bereaved, parish project, events, etc., let us pray to the Lord.)

II. That the Son of Man may grant his salvation to those who have died, especially [names], let us pray to the Lord.

OPTION #2:

  1. For the holy Catholic Church, that she may continue to be a source of hope and comfort for all who are oppressed, let us pray to the Lord.
  2. For government officials, that they may enact policies that promote justice and equity for all citizens, let us pray to the Lord.
  3. For all the faithful, that we may be moved to share our food with the hungry and open our homes to the homeless poor, let us pray to the Lord.
  4. For those battling addiction, that they may find the strength to overcome their struggles and experience healing, let us pray to the Lord.
  5. For educators and students beginning a new academic year, that they may be guided by wisdom and understanding, let us pray to the Lord.

I. For the sick members of our parish, especially those battling chronic illnesses, that they may find comfort and healing, let us pray to the Lord.

II. That the Son of Man may grant his salvation to those who have died, especially [names], let us pray to the Lord.

Tuesday – September 10th, 2024

  1. That the Church may be a beacon of hope and unity in a world divided by conflict and discord, let us pray to the Lord.
  2. For judges and lawyers, that they may seek God’s wisdom in resolving disputes and promoting justice, let us pray to the Lord.
  3. For those who feel excluded from society, that they may find welcome and acceptance in our Christian communities, let us pray to the Lord.
  4. For the grace to forgive those who have wronged us, rather than seeking retribution, let us pray to the Lord.
  5. For those suffering from mental illness, that they may receive compassionate care and support, let us pray to the Lord.

I. (For our sick, bereaved, parish project, events, etc., let us pray to the Lord.)

II. That the Son of Man may welcome into his kingdom those who have died, especially [N], let us pray to the Lord.

OPTION #2:

  1. For Pope Francis and all bishops, that they may be guided by the Holy Spirit in shepherding the faithful, let us pray to the Lord.
  2. For world leaders, that they may work together to resolve conflicts and promote peace among nations, let us pray to the Lord.
  3. For all Christians, that we may be living examples of Christ’s love and compassion to those around us, let us pray to the Lord.
  4. For those who feel tormented by unclean spirits, that they may find healing and peace through the power of Christ, let us pray to the Lord.
  5. For medical professionals, that they may be blessed with skill and compassion in caring for the sick and suffering, let us pray to the Lord.

I. For those in our community who are unemployed or underemployed, that they may find meaningful work to support themselves and their families, let us pray to the Lord.

II. That the Son of Man may grant his salvation to those who have died, especially [names], let us pray to the Lord.

Wednesday – September 11th, 2024

  1. For the Church, that she may remain faithful to her mission of proclaiming the Gospel in changing times, let us pray to the Lord.
  2. For those discerning their vocation, that they may hear God’s call and respond with generosity, let us pray to the Lord.
  3. For married couples facing difficulties, that they may find strength and healing in God’s love, let us pray to the Lord.
  4. For those who mourn, that they may be comforted by the hope of the Resurrection, let us pray to the Lord.
  5. For the poor and marginalized in our society, that they may experience the blessedness promised by Christ, let us pray to the Lord.

I. (For our sick, bereaved, parish project, events, etc., let us pray to the Lord.)

II. That the Son of Man may grant his salvation to those who have died, especially [names], let us pray to the Lord.

OPTION #2:

  1. That the Church may continue to be a voice for the voiceless and an advocate for justice and peace in society, let us pray to the Lord.
  2. For world leaders, that they may work to alleviate poverty and hunger in their nations, let us pray to the Lord.
  3. For those persecuted for their faith, that they may find strength in Christ’s promises, let us pray to the Lord.
  4. For the wealthy, that they may use their resources to help those in need, let us pray to the Lord.
  5. For educators, that they may inspire their students to seek wisdom and truth, let us pray to the Lord.

I. (For our sick, bereaved, parish project, events, etc., let us pray to the Lord.)

II. That the Son of Man may welcome into his kingdom those who have died, especially [N], let us pray to the Lord.

Thursday – September 12th, 2024

  1. For the Church, that she may always be guided by love in her teaching and ministry, let us pray to the Lord.
  2. For religious leaders of all faiths, that they may promote understanding and respect among their followers, let us pray to the Lord.
  3. For those whose consciences are troubled, that they may find clarity and peace through God’s wisdom, let us pray to the Lord.
  4. For the grace to love our enemies and do good to those who hate us, as Jesus taught, let us pray to the Lord.
  5. For those battling addiction, that they may find the strength to overcome their struggles and rebuild their lives, let us pray to the Lord.

I. (For our sick, bereaved, parish project, events, etc., let us pray to the Lord.)

II. That the Son of Man may grant his salvation to those who have died, especially [names], let us pray to the Lord.

OPTION #2:

  1. For the renewal of faith within the Church, that all members may grow in holiness and zeal for the Kingdom of God, let us pray to the Lord.
  2. For government leaders, that they may work to create policies that protect the vulnerable and promote the common good, let us pray to the Lord.
  3. For the grace to be generous in our giving and forgiving, reflecting God’s abundant love, let us pray to the Lord.
  4. For those suffering from anxiety disorders, that they may find peace and healing through professional help and community support, let us pray to the Lord.
  5. For farmers and all who work the land, that their labors may be fruitful and sustainable, let us pray to the Lord.

I. For the victims of natural disasters, that they may receive the aid and support they need to rebuild their lives, let us pray to the Lord.

II. That the Son of Man may grant his salvation to those who have died, especially [names], let us pray to the Lord.

Friday – September 13th, 2024

  1. For the Church, that she may boldly proclaim the Gospel in word and deed, let us pray to the Lord.
  2. For missionaries around the world, that they may effectively share the Good News with people of all cultures, let us pray to the Lord.
  3. For those who feel weak or vulnerable, that they may find strength in Christ, let us pray to the Lord.
  4. For athletes and all who strive for excellence, that they may pursue their goals with integrity and perseverance, let us pray to the Lord.
  5. For the grace to see past our own faults before judging others, let us pray to the Lord.

I. (For our sick, bereaved, parish project, events, etc., let us pray to the Lord.)

II. That the Son of Man may grant his salvation to those who have died, especially [names], let us pray to the Lord.

OPTION #2:

  1. For the holy Catholic Church, that she may effectively adapt her methods of evangelization to reach all people, let us pray to the Lord.
  2. For world leaders, that they may work together to address global challenges with wisdom and compassion, let us pray to the Lord.
  3. For educators and students, that they may pursue knowledge with diligence and enthusiasm, let us pray to the Lord.
  4. For the grace to practice self-discipline in our spiritual lives, growing ever closer to Christ, let us pray to the Lord.
  5. For those suffering from depression, that they may find hope and healing through professional help and community support, let us pray to the Lord.

I. (For our sick, bereaved, parish project, events, etc., let us pray to the Lord.)

II. That the Son of Man may grant his salvation to those who have died, especially [names], let us pray to the Lord.

Saturday – September 14th, 2024

  1. For the Church, that she may continue to lift high the cross of Christ as a sign of salvation for all people, let us pray to the Lord.
  2. For world leaders, that they may work to heal divisions and promote reconciliation among nations, let us pray to the Lord.
  3. For those who suffer from the poison of sin, that they may look to Christ for healing and redemption, let us pray to the Lord.
  4. For all Christians, that we may embrace the cross in our daily lives as a source of strength and hope, let us pray to the Lord.
  5. For those battling addiction, that they may find freedom and new life through Christ’s saving power, let us pray to the Lord.

I. (For our sick, bereaved, parish project, events, etc., let us pray to the Lord.)

II. That the Son of Man may grant his salvation to those who have died, especially [names], let us pray to the Lord.

OPTION #2:

  1. For the holy Catholic Church, that she may effectively proclaim the mystery of the cross to all nations, let us pray to the Lord.
  2. For those in positions of authority, that they may exercise their power with justice and compassion, let us pray to the Lord.
  3. For those who feel lost or abandoned, that they may experience God’s saving love through the cross of Christ, let us pray to the Lord.
  4. For medical researchers and healthcare workers, that their efforts to heal and save lives may be blessed with success, let us pray to the Lord.
  5. For the grace to trust in God’s love, even in times of suffering and hardship, let us pray to the Lord.

I. (For our sick, bereaved, parish project, events, etc., let us pray to the Lord.)

II. That the Son of Man may welcome into his kingdom those who have died, especially [N], let us pray to the Lord.

Sunday – September 15th, 2024

  1. For the Church, that she may courageously proclaim Christ crucified and risen, even in the face of rejection, let us pray to the Lord.
  2. For world leaders, that they may have the wisdom to choose paths of peace and justice, let us pray to the Lord.
  3. For those who suffer insult or persecution for their faith, that they may find strength in Christ’s example, let us pray to the Lord.
  4. For all baptized Christians, that we may take up our cross daily and follow Christ with renewed commitment, let us pray to the Lord.
  5. For those struggling with depression, that they may find hope and healing through professional help and community support, let us pray to the Lord.

I. (For our sick, bereaved, parish project, events, etc., let us pray to the Lord.)

II. That the Son of Man may grant his salvation to those who have died, especially [names], let us pray to the Lord.

OPTION #2:

  1. For the Church in her universal ministry of mercy and forgiveness, let us pray to the Lord.
  2. For elected officials, that they may have the courage to stand up for what is right, even when it is unpopular, let us pray to the Lord.
  3. For catechumens and all those preparing to enter the Church, that they may grow in faith and understanding, let us pray to the Lord.
  4. For those who feel their lives are without purpose, that they may discover the meaning and joy of self-giving love, let us pray to the Lord.
  5. For those battling addiction, that they may find strength and support in their journey to recovery, let us pray to the Lord.

I. (For our sick, bereaved, parish project, events, etc., let us pray to the Lord.)

II. That the Son of Man may grant eternal rest to the faithful departed, especially [N], let us pray to the Lord.

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