Here are prayers of the faithful for this week Monday January 27th – Sunday February 2nd 2025, 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 – January 27th, 2025
- That the holy Catholic Church may continue to be a light to all nations, proclaiming Christ’s saving message, let us pray to the Lord.
- For world leaders, that they may govern with justice and work for peace, let us pray to the Lord.
- For those struggling with addiction, that they may find freedom and healing in Christ, let us pray to the Lord.
- For healthcare workers, that they may be strengthened in their ministry of healing, let us pray to the Lord.
- For those facing judgment or condemnation, that they may experience God’s mercy, let us pray to the Lord.
I. For those in our community suffering from anxiety, that they may find peace in Christ, let us pray to the Lord.
II. For our departed loved ones, especially N., that they may share in Christ’s eternal salvation, let us pray to the Lord.
OPTION #2:
- That the holy Catholic Church may proclaim Christ’s once-for-all sacrifice for our salvation, let us pray to the Lord.
- For those working to address gun violence, that they may find effective solutions, let us pray to the Lord.
- For those divided by conflict, that they may seek reconciliation and unity, let us pray to the Lord.
- For those struggling with unclean spirits, that they may be freed by Christ’s power, let us pray to the Lord.
- For those who have blasphemed, that they may receive God’s forgiveness, let us pray to the Lord.
I. For families in our parish facing economic hardship, that they may receive the support they need, let us pray to the Lord.
II. For the faithful departed, especially N., that they may share in Christ’s victory over sin and death, let us pray to the Lord.
Tuesday – January 28th, 2025
- That the holy Catholic Church may continue to be a source of joy and strength for all believers, let us pray to the Lord.
- For lawmakers, that they may work to address the root causes of violent crime, let us pray to the Lord.
- For those seeking God’s will, that they may hear and respond to His call, let us pray to the Lord.
- For families divided by conflict, that they may find reconciliation in Christ, let us pray to the Lord.
- For those struggling with moral decisions, that they may choose according to God’s law written on their hearts, let us pray to the Lord.
I. For those in our community battling depression, that they may find hope and healing, let us pray to the Lord.
II. For our deceased relatives and friends, especially N., that they may enter into the fullness of God’s glory, let us pray to the Lord.
OPTION #2:
- That the holy Catholic Church may draw all people into the family of God, let us pray to the Lord.
- For those working to reduce the national deficit, that they may make wise decisions, let us pray to the Lord.
- For those who feel excluded from God’s family, that they may experience Christ’s welcome, let us pray to the Lord.
- For parents and children, that they may grow in mutual love and understanding, let us pray to the Lord.
I. For the unemployed in our parish, that they may find meaningful work, let us pray to the Lord.
II. For those who have died, especially N., that they may experience the eternal sabbath rest promised by God, let us pray to the Lord.
Wednesday – January 29th, 2025
- For the Church, that she may be a fertile ground for God’s word to take root and bear fruit, let us pray to the Lord.
- For world leaders, that they may sow seeds of peace and justice in their nations, let us pray to the Lord.
- For those whose hearts are hardened, that they may be open to receive God’s word, let us pray to the Lord.
- For farmers and agricultural workers, that their labors may yield abundant harvests, let us pray to the Lord.
- For those facing persecution or tribulation because of God’s word, that they may remain steadfast in faith, let us pray to the Lord.
I. For those in our community struggling with addiction, that they may find freedom in Christ, let us pray to the Lord.
II. For our departed brothers and sisters, especially N., that their sins may be forgiven and remembered no more, let us pray to the Lord.
OPTION #2:
- That the holy Catholic Church may effectively proclaim God’s word in all circumstances, let us pray to the Lord.
- For those working to address climate change, that their efforts may bear fruit, let us pray to the Lord.
- For educators and students, that they may grow in wisdom and understanding, let us pray to the Lord.
- For those whose faith is choked by worldly anxieties, that they may trust in God’s providence, let us pray to the Lord.
- For those who have wandered from the faith, that they may return to the richness of God’s word, let us pray to the Lord.
I. For those in our parish preparing for surgery, that they may experience Christ’s healing presence, let us pray to the Lord.
II. For the souls of the faithful departed, especially N., that they may rest in God’s eternal peace, let us pray to the Lord.
Thursday – January 30th, 2025
- For the Church, that she may boldly proclaim Christ and draw all people into God’s presence, let us pray to the Lord.
- For government leaders, that they may work to ensure affordable healthcare for all, let us pray to the Lord.
- For those who have grown lukewarm in faith, that they may be stirred to new fervor, let us pray to the Lord.
- For those hiding their light under a bushel basket, that they may let it shine before others, let us pray to the Lord.
- For those who measure others, that they may show the same mercy they hope to receive, let us pray to the Lord.
I. For our sick and bereaved, that they may find comfort in the love of Christ, let us pray to the Lord.
II. For our deceased loved ones, especially N., that they may enter God’s presence with confidence, let us pray to the Lord.
OPTION #2:
- That the holy Catholic Church may be a light to the nations, revealing God’s glory, let us pray to the Lord.
- For those working to reduce drug addiction, that they may find effective solutions, let us pray to the Lord.
- For those estranged from the community of faith, that they may be welcomed back with joy, let us pray to the Lord.
- For those seeking truth, that they may have the courage to accept it when found, let us pray to the Lord.
I. For expectant mothers in our parish, that they may have healthy pregnancies, let us pray to the Lord.
II. For those who have died, especially N., that they may see God face to face, let us pray to the Lord.
Friday – January 31st, 2025
- For the Church, that she may persevere in faith despite persecution or hardship, let us pray to the Lord.
- For those in authority, that they may protect religious freedom and human dignity, let us pray to the Lord.
- For those who have lost confidence, that they may be strengthened by God’s promises, let us pray to the Lord.
- For farmers tending their crops, that they may trust in God’s provision for growth, let us pray to the Lord.
- For those facing trials, that they may endure and receive what God has promised, let us pray to the Lord.
I. For those in our community struggling with unemployment, that they may find dignified work, let us pray to the Lord.
II. For our departed brothers and sisters, especially N., that they may receive a rich welcome into the eternal kingdom, let us pray to the Lord.
OPTION #2:
- That the holy Catholic Church may remain steadfast in proclaiming the gospel despite opposition, let us pray to the Lord.
- For those working to address illegal immigration, that they may find just and humane solutions, let us pray to the Lord.
- For those whose faith has been shaken, that they may be renewed in trust and confidence, let us pray to the Lord.
- For scientists studying plant growth, that their work may benefit humanity, let us pray to the Lord.
- For those facing persecution for their faith, that they may remain strong in their witness, let us pray to the Lord
I. For those in our parish battling chronic illness, that they may find strength in Christ, let us pray to the Lord.
II. For the faithful departed, especially N., that they may see the fulfillment of their hope, let us pray to the Lord.
Saturday – February 1st, 2025
- For the Church, that she may be a beacon of faith in a world of doubt, let us pray to the Lord.
- For world leaders, that they may work to calm the storms of conflict and division, let us pray to the Lord.
- For those lacking faith, that they may come to trust in God’s promises, let us pray to the Lord.
- For migrants and refugees, that they may find welcome in new lands, let us pray to the Lord.
- For those facing storms in life, that they may trust in Christ’s presence and power, let us pray to the Lord.
- For sailors and all who work on the seas, that God may protect them in their labors, let us pray to the Lord.
I. For those in our community suffering from anxiety disorders, that they may find peace in Christ, let us pray to the Lord.
II. For our deceased loved ones, especially N., that they may dwell in the heavenly homeland, let us pray to the Lord.
OPTION #2:
- That the holy Catholic Church may be strengthened in faith to face the challenges of our time, let us pray to the Lord.
- For those working to address climate change and its effects, that their efforts may bear fruit, let us pray to the Lord.
- For those discerning a vocation, that they may respond with faith like Abraham, let us pray to the Lord.
- For those facing seemingly impossible situations, that they may trust in God’s power to do the impossible, let us pray to the Lord.
- For those who doubt God’s presence in the storms of life, that their faith may be strengthened, let us pray to the Lord.
I. For the homeless in our community, that they may find shelter and dignity, let us pray to the Lord.
II. For those who have died, especially N., that they may reach the destination of their faith journey, let us pray to the Lord.
Sunday – February 2nd, 2025 (Presentation of the Lord)
- For the Church, that she may be purified and made ready for the Lord’s coming, let us pray to the Lord.
- For world leaders, that they may recognize God’s authority and govern with justice, let us pray to the Lord.
- For parents presenting their children for baptism, that they may, like Mary and Joseph, be faithful to God’s call, let us pray to the Lord.
- For the elderly, that like Simeon and Anna, they may see God’s salvation in their lifetime, let us pray to the Lord.
- For those consecrated to God, that they may be a light revealing Christ to the nations, let us pray to the Lord.
- For our Jewish brothers and sisters, that they may recognize Jesus as the fulfillment of the law and the prophets, let us pray to the Lord.
I. For those in our community facing job loss or financial hardship, that they may find support and new opportunities, let us pray to the Lord.
II. For our departed loved ones, especially N., that they may behold the light of God’s face, let us pray to the Lord.
OPTION #2:
- hat the holy Catholic Church may always be a temple where God dwells among his people, let us pray to the Lord.
- For those working to ensure quality public education, that their efforts may succeed, let us pray to the Lord.
- For young families, that they may find support and encouragement in raising their children in faith, let us pray to the Lord.
- For those awaiting the fulfillment of God’s promises, that they may persevere in hope, let us pray to the Lord.
- For religious brothers and sisters, that their witness may inspire others to follow Christ more closely, let us pray to the Lord.
- For those who feel unworthy to approach God, that they may trust in His purifying love, let us pray to the Lord.
I. For those in our parish struggling with depression, that they may find hope and healing in Christ, let us pray to the Lord.
I. For those in our parish struggling with depression, that they may find hope and healing in Christ, let us pray to the Lord.
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