Simply put, this is a day in which we can all come together in communion with all faiths to pray for the "health" of our nation. We need to come together to pray for the "health" of the world. Praying for world peace, the end to world hunger, and an end to sickness and disease everywhere is essential and God will bless us in our efforts.St. John the Baptist Catholic Church will observe the day with an evening meal and prayer service starting at 6:00 p.m. Sister Jane Nesmith, Pastoral Administrator at St John the Evangelist Parish, will be our guest speaker.
Check to see where your community is observing this year's National Day of Prayer and plan to personally participate. We are called to be one. What better way to begin!
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Thanks be to God for the freedom
to participate in this endeavor!
Thanks be to God for the freedom
to participate in this endeavor!
Lovely, Cathy! I pray with you!!
ReplyDeleteThat is amazing. I can't imagine having such a thing here in the UK!
ReplyDeleteThanks for that comment on my blog, it really blessed me! :)
ReplyDeletethanks for praying for peace and the poors!
ReplyDeleteGod bless you always
br.freddie
That is the one renewable resource that our country has that needs to get MORE air time! Prayers for our country, prayers for our Faith, prayers for one another ` praying for your intentions this morning, Cathy!
ReplyDeleteCathy, this is in regards to your post on anunslife and the comment it elicited. That person is on many blogs and I think he has an agenda, and seems to like ripping into others' posts.Thought I would mention that.
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