Intentions of Pope Francis in
universal call for prayer
1-
For the Church spread
throughout the world and united today in the adoration of the Most Holy
Eucharist as a sign of unity. May the Lord make her ever more obedient
to hearing his Word in order to stand before the world ‘ever more
beautiful, without stain or blemish, but holy and blameless.’ That through her
faithful announcement, the Word that saves may still resonate as the bearer of
mercy and may increase love to give full meaning to pain and suffering, giving
back joy and serenity.
2. For those around the world who still suffer slavery and who are
victims of war, human trafficking, drug running, and slave labor. For the
children and women who are suffering from every type of violence. May
their silent scream for help be heard by a vigilant Church so that,
gazing upon the crucified Christ, she may not forget the many brothers and
sisters who are left at the mercy of violence.-
Also, for all those who
find themselves in economically precarious situations, above all for the
unemployed, the elderly, migrants, the homeless, prisoners, and those who
experience marginalization. That the Church’s prayer and its active nearness
give them comfort and assistance in hope and strength and courage in defending
human dignity.
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