Oblate Novena for Vocations: May 25th Day 5 With Sacred Heart of Jesus Parish in Kilburn
Dear friends welcome to the 2023 Novena of prayer for Oblate Vocations. We join our Oblate Parish of Sacred Heart of Jesus, Quex Road London for Day fie of our novena on Thursday May 25th. Thanks to all in Kilburn for leading us in our prayer today.
Day Five: Vocation the Gift
“He who loses his life for my sake and for the Gospel …will truly find it.”
Reading #2:
From the writings of Saint Eugene de Mazenod,
Founder of the Oblates of Mary Immaculate
Every religious congregation in the Church has a spirit all its own; it is inspired by the Spirit of God to respond to the needs of the Church to work for the salvation of souls. By our particular vocation we are involved with the redemption of humanity… May we, by the sacrifice of our whole being, so cooperate as not to render His redemption fruitless for ourselves and for those we are called upon to evangelize.
Prayer
Holy Father,we come to you because Jesus asked us to pray that you send workers into your harvest. Therefore, send us generous young men, passionate for Jesus,willing to make of their whole life a total oblation to you,to become close to the poorest and most abandoned,
and to proclaim the Gospel.May they burn with the same fire that you enkindled in Saint Eugene;may they come to be part of his familyand, with all the Oblates, may they continue the work of Redemption.Mary Immaculate,Who first gave Jesus to the world, be with us as we pray.
Amen.
Saint Eugene de Mazenod… Pray for us
Blessed Joseph Gerard… Pray for us
Blessed Joseph Cebula… Pray for us
Blessed Francis Esteban and his Companions… Pray for us
Blessed Oblate Martyrs of Laos …Pray for us
Praised be Jesus Christ … and Mary Immaculate.
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