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An Invitation to Pray

Dear Oremus Network,
One of our longstanding volunteers has come under attack the devil. He is undergoing physical and spiritual pain. His request is that this petition be made anonymously. Please pray for this volunteer. Please feel free to use your own words in prayer for him or offer up a formal prayer invoking St. Michael. He wanted me to let you know that he will pray for your intentions and grateful thanks to God for such a favor.
Thank You

The Oremus Network is a network of Catholics and other Christians of all communities, confessions and denominations who have committed to daily prayer for "Your Catholic Voice", its mission and its members, and for Common Good , a movement of Christians from every tradition, confession and community dedicated to the conversion of culture and the promotion of the "common good".

"Everything starts from prayer. Without asking God for love, we cannot possess love and still less are we able to give it to others. Just as people today are speaking so much about the poor but they do not know the poor, we too cannot talk so much about prayer and yet not know how to pray." Mother Teresa
Please join Oremus and commit to daily prayer for our members and our mission. Without prayer, nothing of love can be built, sustained or grown.

As we have come together as a movement in "Your Catholic Voice", we know that for this work to bear fruit everything we undertake must begin, be accompanied by and sustained in prayer.

As Catholic Christians we join with Christians from various traditions, communities and communions in this prayer network. It is a response to the clear, clarion call of our Church to engage in what is called "spiritual ecumenism."

"Prayer is the most powerful weapon a Christian has. Prayer makes us effective. Prayer makes us happy. Prayer gives us all the strength that we need to fulfill God's commands. Yes, indeed, your whole life can and should be prayer."
Saint Josemaria Escriva
We will pray in a manner that reflects the rich diversity of the Christian community. We will pray before, during and after every one of our actions together. We will pray for all of the intentions of our movement. We will pray for the needs of our members and the needs of all those to whom we are sent. We will pray in response to the needs of the hour and in focused prolonged prayer efforts and chains.

Because we are Christians we know that prayer changes not only circumstances but also the ones who do the praying! Prayer expands our capacity to love and to live for God.

Prayer shapes and changes human history.

In praying together with and for one another we will become better equipped to serve and build together. We will be faithful to our mission and pray. We know that we will see the wonders of God unfold.

 

Let Us Pray

A network of intercessors committed to sustained prayer for "Common Good", its mission and its members.

We have a rich heritage of prayer- personal, communal, and liturgical. We have chosen the name "Oremus" from the ancient Christian Liturgical Tradition.

"Oremus" is a Latin word that means, "Let us pray". It constitutes an invitation to pray. In the Catholic liturgical tradition it is said before all collects, intercessions and whenever the Priest is gathering together the prayer of the whole assembly. It appears as a word or phrase in every Christian liturgical tradition, East and West.

It is also used in our common history as a directive, translated "Stand for prayer" or as a call to personal and private prayer.

It is because of its deep multifaceted meaning that we have chosen this name for our network of intercessors.

 

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