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The Holy Father’s Prayer Intentions for 2014
January
Economic Development. That all may promote authentic economic development that respects the dignity of all peoples.
Christian Unity. That Christians of diverse denominations may walk toward the unity desired by Christ.February
Elders. That the Church and society may respect the wisdom and experience of older people.
Collaboration in Evangelisation. That priests, religious, and lay people may work together with generosity.March
Respect for Women. That all cultures may respect the rights and dignity of women.
Vocations. That many young people may accept the Lord’s invitation to consecrate their lives to proclaiming the Gospel.April
Ecology and Justice. That governments may foster the protection of creation and the just distribution of natural resources.
Hope for the Sick. That the Risen Lord may fill with hope the hearts of those who are being tested by pain and sickness.May
Media. That the media may be instruments in the service of truth and peace.
Mary’s Guidance. That Mary, Star of Evangelization, may guide the Church in proclaiming Christ to all nations.June
Unemployed. That the unemployed may receive support and find the work they need to live in dignity.
Faith in Europe. That Europe may rediscover its Christian roots through the witness of believers.July
Sports. That sports may always be occasions of human fraternity and growth.
Lay Missionaries. That the Holy Spirit may support the work of the laity who proclaim the Gospel in the poorest countries.August
Refugees. That refugees, forced by violence to abandon their homes, may find a generous welcome and the protection of their rights.
Oceania. That Christians in Oceania may joyfully announce the faith to all the people of that region.September
Mentally disabled. That the mentally disabled may receive the love and help they need for a dignified life.
Service to the poor. That Christians, inspired by the Word of God, may serve the poor and suffering.October
Peace. That the Lord may grant peace to those parts of the world most battered by war and violence.
World Mission Day. That World Mission Day may rekindle in every believer zeal for carrying the Gospel into all the world.November
Lonely people. That all who suffer loneliness may experience the closeness of God and the support of others.
Mentors of seminarians and religious. That young seminarians and religious may have wise and well-formed mentors.December
Christmas, hope for humanity. That the birth of the Redeemer may bring peace and hope to all people of good will.
Parents. That parents may be true evangelizers, passing on to their children the precious gift of faith.Prayer for Dominican Vocations
Blessed Jordan, worthy successor of St. Dominic, in the early days of the Order, your example and zeal prompted many men and women to follow Christ in the white habit of Our Holy Father.
As patron of Dominican vocations, continue to inspire talented and devoted men and women to consecrate their lives to God. Through your intercession, lead to the Order of Preachers generous and sacrificing persons, willing to give themselves fervently to the apostolate of Truth.
Help them to prepare themselves to be worthy of the grace of a Dominican vocation. Inspire their hearts to become learned of God, that with firm determination they might aspire to be “champions of the Faith and true lights of the world.” Amen.The Fraternity twitter feed
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