The sixth word from the cross brings us to the death of the Lord Jesus, crucified for our sake.

By the "Amen," we express our 'fiats' concerning the seven petitions: "So be it." -Catechism of the Catholic Church 2857, 2865. Our Father, who art in heaven, hallowed be thy name.

After a time of silence, all join in prayers of intercession, or in one of the litanies or other prayers. All then join hands for the Lord's Prayer: Our Father.

When the disciples ask Jesus to teach them to pray, he responds by giving them what we call the Our Father or the Lord’s Prayer. This prayer has been prayed for more than 2,000 years in hundreds of ...

The armour of God passage (hint: next month’s article…) also is underpinned by prayer. Our Father who art in heaven. Hallowed be Your name Rewrite: To the Most Holy One, Lord of all Creation. I ...

Following is the text of the prayer offered ... His name. Father, our hearts are full and our faith is strong as we have dedicated all aspects of the temple mentioned and unmentioned today. We have ...

Starting your day with morning prayer ... over our paths and guide us with your love through the hidden snares of life. Fix our hearts on you as we go forward, and following in faith, arrive at your ...

President Donald Trump looks on before he delivers remarks during an Easter Prayer Service and ... his Easter message. “And Father, we know that if we confess our sins and repent and believe on the ...

Reading through an imprecatory prayer from the Psalms disturbs us today with the desire ... The Hebrew prayers reminded God of his divine righteousness and love, how the Lord would fight for true ...

Whenever a soul knows it’s loved, it wants to stay and flourish in the love that’s given. When we talk about prayer, we’re ...