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Celibate and Poor, a Prayer for Vocations

Last updated on: February 19, 2015 at 1:28 pm   by Margaret Rose Realy, Obl. OSB

Celibate and Poor, a Prayer for Vocations 2015-02-19T13:28:29-05:00 Margaret Rose Realy, Obl. OSB

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DSC_1705_MorgueFileTo be consecrated as a priest, monk, sister, nun, or hermit, working in the world or cloistered is a vocation of celibacy and poverty. It is a calling few want to hear in our western world.

Let us pray that those called to such a life will hear and be unafraid.

This prayer was found on the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops web site:

O God, Father of all Mercies,
Provider of a bountiful Harvest,

send Your Graces upon those
You have called to gather the fruits of Your labor;
preserve and strengthen them in their lifelong service of you.

Open the hearts of Your children
that they may discern Your Holy Will;
inspire in them a love and desire to surrender themselves
to serving others in the name of Your son, Jesus Christ.

Teach all Your faithful to follow their respective paths in life
guided by Your Divine Word and Truth.
Through the intercession of the Most Blessed Virgin Mary,
all the Angels, and Saints, humbly hear our prayers
and grant Your Church’s needs, through Christ, our Lord. Amen.

(Image courtesy morguefile.com.)

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