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WORD FOR THE WEEKEND 3/8
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A Blessing for Lent
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Lent 2015
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Music for Winter Prayer
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A daily prayer
A song and prayer for Lent
I need a clean heart this Lent, Lord, so in these 40 days I pray you'll: sweep, dust, cleanse, mend, repair, forgive, purify and strengthen this heart of mine... And because I need a new spirit within me, Lord, I pray you'll: renew my listless spirit, lift up my drooping spirit, rekindle my burned-out spirit, open up my selfish spirit, refresh my failing spirit, energize my tired spirit, pardon my sinful spirit and put a right spirit within me, within this heart of mine...
A blessing of peace for you at the end of your day...
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21 Short Prayers
Calm me, quiet me, settle me... Steady me, balance me, ground me... Plant me, root me, embed me... Support me, sustain me, protect me... Forgive me, pardon me, free me... Refresh me, restore me, heal me... Enfold me, embrace me, hold me... Lord, hear my prayer today!
Take me as I am, Lord
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A Song to Lift Your Spirits
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Sites Worth Citing
- Archdiocese of Boston
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- Holy Family Parish, Concord, MA
- National Catholic Reporter Online
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- The Vatican
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1 comment:
Very nice reflection...thanks!
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