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PENTECOST

 

PENTECOST



Pentecost (Whit Sunday) takes place 50 days after Easter. It commemorates the descent of the Holy Spirit upon the Apostles of Jesus while they were in Jerusalem (Acts 2:1-11).

PRAYER FOR THE GIFTS OF THE HOLY SPIRIT

Holy Spirit, Sanctifier blest,

deign to grant us:

the gift of fear,

which makes us shun all sin;

the gift of piety,

which makes us respect and love

the Three Divine Persons,

our parents and children,

as is proper for true children of God;

the gift of knowledge,

which makes us judge eternal and temporal things

as God judges them;

the gift of fortitude,

which makes us bear all hardships

for the love and greater glory of God;

the gift of counsel,

which makes us be guided, and guide others,

in the Way of Truth, of Christlike Life;

the gift of understanding,

which makes us penetrate deeply into

what You, Holy Spirit, have deigned to reveal;

the gift of wisdom,

which makes us relish all that is right

and is in line with Eternal Wisdom.

This we ask You to grant us,

Gift of God Most High,

who live in perfect unity of Love

with the Father and the Son.

Amen.

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