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512 N Main Street • Wellington, OH • 44090-1041
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OREMUS PRO INVICEM (LET US PRAY FOR ONE ANOTHER)
Let us remain united closely in prayer with, and for, each other.
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Author Fr David TraskPosted on April 3, 2020October 26, 2023Categories Let us
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22 THOUGHTS ON “OREMUS PRO INVICEM (LET US PRAY FOR ONE ANOTHER)”
1. Mary Ann says:
September 26, 2023 at 9:54 AM
Please pray for healing with my breast cancer battle. Please pray for
strength for my husband and sister. In Jesus’
Name.
—Mary Ann
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1. MCB says:
May 11, 2024 at 3:07 AM
For The Greater Glory of God.
In joint union with the holy family of the rosary and all the saints,
martyrs, angles all those who currently now witness the glory of the
living God in heaven we invoke their intersession to join us in prayer.
Through The Immaculate Heart of Mary and The Sacred Heart of Jesus. In
memory and honor of the sacred passion, death, Resurrection, and
Ascension of our Lord Jesus Christ we offer these prayers.
For an end to abortion and population control.
For the relief of the poor souls in Purgatory.
For the conversion of sinners.
For the greater glory of God.
For the greater salvation of souls.
For the preservation of life.
For the atonement, reparation and penance for the sins of the world.
For God’s Mercy for his Holy intervention and blessing to come upon
earth and those within.
To reduce the evils of the world, the flesh and the Devil.
For God’s intervention against the Anti-Christs
to expel them from us their evil influences and their Ill intent for us
all.
For an end to deception and corruption.
For the removal of the unjust in power and authority.
For the Just to obtain power and authority.
For an end to warmongering,
For peace and prosperity to come upon the earth.
For God to Bless the blind leading the blind with knowledge and
spiritual correction.
For to God restore spiritual life of the elect.
For God to increase the numbers of the elect.
For new spiritual leaders for the elect.
For the servants of God to be brought to one flock, one-fold, one
shepherd.
For a brighter future for the world and the children of God.
To avert crisis, to change the course of history.
To a world most favorable in eyes of God to Bless.
To propagate environments for the creation of Saints to bring the
Greater Glory of God.
To win souls for Jesus Christ.
To fulfill our vocations in union with God’s Divine holy will.
To successfully maintain and preserve the process left to us by our Lord
Jesus Christ for future generations to come.
Amen.
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2. Jacky Stocking says:
February 19, 2022 at 10:05 AM
My mother in law Marie McKnight Stocking is suffering from a severe
infection and in septic shock. She is intubated and on a ventilator for a
procedure today called an ERCP. Prayers please for my family and a speedy
recovery!
Hugs and Prayers!
Jacky Stocking
Reply
3. Mike and Chris Toth says:
July 24, 2021 at 3:32 PM
Update…
May GOD BLESS all of you who have prayed for us!!! It means so much!!!
I have begun a 2nd round of a different kind of chemotherapy and may have
to get an operation for the cancer. Please continue to pray for me as well
as my wife and children. – Mike
Reply
4. Mike Beat says:
April 29, 2021 at 2:40 PM
Asking for prayers for Mike Beat. Over the next few weeks further testing
will be scheduled at Cleveland Clinic. Thereafter, open heart surgery to be
performed to repair left artery blockage.
Reply
5. Marlene Underwood says:
January 30, 2021 at 9:31 AM
Please pray for William B (and his wife, Carrie) of Wellington as he fights
ALS and she struggles to care for him 24-7 with no in-home care due to
Covid restrictions in our state.
Thank you and God bless. Peace be with you.
Reply
6. Heidi says:
January 13, 2021 at 9:51 AM
Please pray for Mark who, in an accident while cutting down a tree,
received a concussion and spinal fracture is a far cry from what it could
have been. Thank also for my family for coming together and their bravery
for what needed to be done to keep him safe.
Reply
7. Mike and Chris Toth says:
December 6, 2020 at 10:12 AM
Please pray for me as I undergo chemotherapy for cancer as well as for my
wife and children. – Mike
Reply
1. Anne and Mike Beat says:
December 10, 2020 at 10:03 AM
Mike,
Prayers are on the way for you and the family. May God intervene and
give all of you his amazing grace!
Reply
2. Brian Plas says:
January 3, 2021 at 12:34 AM
Mike, I just read your message and I will be praying for you.
I went through Chemo treatments 2 years ago so I do understand what you
Just started and I pray that it will work for you. Also for your wife
and children.
Make sure you start taking a fiber supplement like Miralax (clearlax,
Sam’s brand) when you get home after the treatment and if that doesn’t
work for you add prune juice instead of water.
As you have probably been told, you have 24 hours after the treatment to
get things done then it will be 2-3 weeks before you will be able to do
much.
This all depends on how strong the Chemo is of course.
If you have any questions about the treatment and what to expect please
don’t hesitate to email or call me. Brian. 440-213-****.
b*******s@***.com
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8. Anne and Mike Beat says:
December 4, 2020 at 4:47 PM
Our son Jason tested positive for covid19 today. While he has some
auto-immune issues and his symptoms from the virus are fatigue/sore throat,
he does not require hospitalization.
Your prayers for Jason and his immediate family will be much appreciated.
Reply
1. Anne and Mike Beat says:
December 10, 2020 at 10:06 AM
Update:
Jason’s doctor released him to go back to work. Great news! Thanks loads
for all prayers!!
Reply
9. Anne says:
November 18, 2020 at 8:39 AM
I have a prayer request for my Aunt Jan. She was in remission but her
cancer is back with a vengeance, and she is in the hospital in South Bend,
due to a UTI infection that has gone into her blood. Please pray for
riddance of the infection so that she can go home where she wants to be.
Thank you.
UPDATE …on my Aunt Jan. My Uncle called yesterday, said he went to see her
and she was sitting in a chair, said hello and asked about the weather.
PRAISE GOD! He said, your prayers kicked in sweetie ! I told him it wasn’t
just me…so I thank you all and ask for you to continue. He said when he
left the night before, he said his goodbyes and was set to plan a funeral.
I told him the power of prayer can be amazing ! and he got to witness this.
She’s come a long way from being incoherent to coherent…told him bet you
thought I was crazy. Once she gains her strength, she’ll decide to continue
with chemo due to the spread of the cancer. Peace and a Blessed
Thanksgiving to all of you.
Reply
10. Mary Beth Bryant says:
October 20, 2020 at 1:37 PM
My brother Chip was found unresponsive with labored breathing – they think
he had a seizure and he’s on a ventilator to protect his windpipe – has a
bacterial blood infection which they think has gone into the bone – please
pray for him! This is his 3rd day unconscious… Many thanks…
Reply
11. FrDavid Trask says:
August 26, 2020 at 10:06 AM
Jerry and Doris have both been diagnosed with COVID-19 and are recuperating
at home. Although immuno-compromised, neither has required hospitalization.
Your prayerful support for this couple, who’ve been through much together
in their nearly 65 years of marriage, is most appreciated.
Reply
1. Doris Tomko says:
September 23, 2020 at 12:58 PM
Thanks to so many prayers for us, we have recovered from Covid-19. We
are still working on the slow process of regaining our strength. We were
in quarantine for 24 days . Father, thank you for sending the Ensure.
Jerry actually liked it! Hopefully we will be back to church soon. Doris
and Jerry
Reply
12. MS says:
July 1, 2020 at 10:11 AM
Please pray for Tom (St. Pat parishioner) who was admitted to Elyria
Memorial with COVID-19. Pray also for his wife – and for all others
suffering from the coronavirus
8/3/2020 update: Tom remains hospitalized. Your ongoing prayers for him,
his family, and all those whose lives are impacted by the pandemic, are
appreciated.
8/12/2020 update: Earlier today Tom lost his battle with COVID19. Your
prayers for his eternal rest, as well as prayers for his wife and family,
would be most appreciated.
Reply
13. FrDavid Trask says:
June 26, 2020 at 11:48 AM
Please pray for Deacon Dino Paoletta who is suffering from both numbness
and weakness in his legs. While they’ve ruled out a stroke, they have yet
to identify the reason for his loss of feeling/strength.
Reply
14. FrDavid Trask says:
June 24, 2020 at 10:08 AM
For Tim, and all those who are hospitalized.
Reply
15. Melissa Dietrich says:
April 23, 2020 at 10:38 AM
Please pray for Dorothy McGinty. she is healing from a fall. Thank you.
Reply
16. FrDTrask says:
April 7, 2020 at 7:11 PM
Please pray for Martha Deppner, mother of Jean Bratton, and for all who
have died … especially those who have died as a result of the coronavirus.
Reply
17. Maria Provoznik says:
April 5, 2020 at 9:26 PM
Prayers for Luke Horne and Finnegan Minchew
Reply
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* ... deceased loved onesA listing of deceased relatives, friends, and
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* ... priests & seminarians
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