Daily Prayers for Clergy

Daily Prayers for Clergy and Communities

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Our Daily Prayers calendar includes a prayer for our clergy, and also a prayer for a community each day.

The Daily Prayers calendar is an initiative of the diocesan Vocations Awareness and Appreciation Committee to help foster support for vocations and share gratitude to our priests and deacons for their presence and work in our parishes. The calendar now includes a prayer for our parishes and the communities they serve as well.

Is your community listed?
Communities are listed as they appear in our diocesan directory, but there are many other communities served by the parishes listed.
To add a community name to the prayer list, email Jennifer Hatt, Communications Officer

Download your copy of the Daily Prayers Calendar to join in a prayer each day for our clergy and communities.

We may also offer up:

Mass
Fasting
Eucharistic Exposition
Rosary
Holy Hour
Other Devotions

About Vocations

Questions about Vocations? The ABCS of Fostering Vocations is among several good web resources for parents to introduce and discuss vocations with their children. For example: A: Answer your children’s questions honestly B: Bring your family to an ordination mass C: Cultivate an attitude of service Connect to the complete list here. Related links: Seven Ways Families Can Foster Vocations, from Vianney Vocations.com Ideas for Fostering Vocations, from The Practicing Catholic.com

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Diocese of Antigonish

The Roman Catholic Diocese of Antigonish includes 99 parishes and missions in the northern mainland and Cape Breton Island, Nova Scotia, Canada

Diocese of Antigonish

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October 4 is the Feast of St. Francis of Assisi and the conclusion of the Season of Creation 2024All are welcome to celebrate with us!www.antigonishdiocese.com/justice-peace-integrity-of-creation/ ... See MoreSee Less

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Diocese of Antigonish

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Prayer for Tolerance, Forgiveness, ReconciliationO God, Creator and Father of all, with humility we your children acknowledge the relationship of all living things.For this we thank you, we praise you and we worship you.We call on you, Great Mystery, the Word made Flesh — our teacher, prophet and brother — to open our hearts to all our brothers and sisters,and with them to grow in the wisdom, honesty, courage and respectfulness shown in The Sacred Teachings.Give us the vision and honesty to recognize that the we are all brothers and sisters of one human family, created and sustained by the One Creator.As we deal with many challenges, may we never give way to fear and anger, which can be the source of division and threat amongst peoples.We look to how God always gives to us, as a remedy for sins of prejudice and intolerance.We see in God the Creator of all things, One who always provides and is generous — even given the abuses we have heaped on one another and on the Earth.We see in the Son, Jesus Christ — the innocent Victim who pours His life blood out from the Cross for all peoples.We see how the Holy Spirit is God’s gift, alive in our world today — inspiring vision and hope that we can have the same mind and heart of God!May Your Spirit bless the souls who died at the Kamloops residential school and all souls who died at residential schools.May this same Spirit also bring blessing and healing to all families and communities affected in any way by the schools.O Creator, show us the way to healing, forgiveness and reconciliation and a renewed fellowship.Amen ... See MoreSee Less

Truth and Reconciliation

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“We want to walk together, to pray together and to work together, so that the sufferings of the past can lead to a future of justice, healing and reconciliation.” – Pope Francis, in his apolo...

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