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Our Morning Offering – 21 January – 3rd Sunday in Ordinary Time Year B

Our Morning Offering – 21 January – 3rd Sunday in Ordinary Time Year B

Prayer before Holy Mass
By St John Chrysostom (347-407) Father & Doctor of the Church

O God, loose, remit and forgive
my sins against You.
Whether in word, or in deed, or in thought,
willingly or unwillingly,
knowingly or unknowingly committed,
forgive them all;
for You are good and love mankind.
And through the prayers of Your most holy Mother,
of Your heavenly servants and holy powers
and of all the saints
who have found favour in Your sight,
enable me to receive without condemnation
Your holy and immaculate body
and Your precious blood,
to the healing of my soul and body
and to the driving away of all evil imaginations,
for Yours is the kingdom, the power and the glory,
Father, Son and Holy Spirit,
now and forever and to ages of ages. Amenprayer before holy mass - st john chrysostom - 21 jan 2018

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