Prayers and Intentions

PRAYERS and COMMUNITY INTENTIONS

We come together as a community to pray with and for one another.

"But God has so constructed the body as to give greater honor to a part that is without it, so that there may be no division in the body, but that the parts may have the same concern for one another. If one part suffers, all the parts suffer with it; if one part is honored, all the parts share its joy."

1 Corinthians 12: 24-26

Our Community's Prayer Intentions

Please pray for those who have died

Fr. Arthur Wehr, S.J., Deacon Anthony Pescetti, Crescencia Abit, Nelson Nakagawa, Anthony Laveroni,

Margaret “Maggie” Heintz, Michael Lancellotti, Ruth DeYoung, Michael Clark, Ellen Martin, Kathy Davis, Angel Sanchez, Ida Remigi, David Gonzalez, Art Pacheco, Joyce Elsie Houghton, Tricia Morente, Walter Smith, Mary Darlow

Please pray for those who are sick

Crystal Vargas, Mike Peterson, Helen Blackman, Steve Tholcke, Sandi Dill, Patrick Piacentini, Armand Feliciano,

Rey Feliciano, Aida Desiderio, Samia Zumout, Magdalena Lopez Davis, Elizabeth Plaxcio, Cindy Teresi

Please pray our OCIA/RCIA participants for 2024-2025 formation year

Erin Rovalo, Jessica Wang, Alanna Solis, Mishaela Royball, Michael Ugale,

Alissa Palafox, Dan Stouder, Alejandro Ramirez

Weekly Prayers of the Faithful

SECOND SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME - January 19, 2025

❖ For the Church: that inspired by Mary’s words, we may become better disciples by doing all that God asks of us.

❖ For the unity of all Christians: that God will heal the wounds in the body of Christ and help us to give common witness to God through prayer, and through acts of loving compassion.

❖ For our country: that God will heal the divisions and animosity that exist, and help leaders to work together to address the issues of those who are suffering and those in need.

❖ For all who are inspired by the work and life of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., those who work for social and racial justice in our society: may they faithfully give witness to the Good News that all people are beloved children of our One God.

❖ For all who have lost their lives in, or who have been displaced by, the wildfires in Los Angeles; for the consolation of those who have lost loved ones; for the firefighters and rescuers, and for a swift end to this tragedy.

❖ For all who are ill, that God will bring wholeness to all who are sick, and give strength to all healthcare workers.

❖ For all our beloved who have died, may they live in the eternal glory of God around the heavenly banquet.

USCCB Daily Readings

Daily Mass Readings

Would you like tor read the Mass readings daily? Want to read the Sunday readings ahead of time so you can reflect on them during your week? You can access the readings for the week and Sunday through the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB) website