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Morning in the Fall

Morning Prayer in the Fall

Getting started:   

In the name of God:
Father, Son and Holy Spirit. Amen.

   -or-   

In the name of God:
Creator, Redeemer and Sustainer. Amen.

Morning Declaration: Psalm 118:24-25*

“Give thanks to the Holy One who is good, 

for God’s mercy endures for ever. 

Give thanks to the God of gods, 

for God’s mercy endures for ever. 

Give thanks to the Ruler of rulers, 

for God’s mercy endures for ever.”
 
A Humble Prayer of Need (Luke 18:13)
God be merciful and help me,

because I'm not all I should be.
 
Praying Like Jesus (Matthew 6:9-13)

God of heaven and earth

and all that is:

I honor you and

I commit myself to you.

I will follow your Way

in all times and places,

and I'm content

with what you bring me today.

I'm only human

and I need your help  

to share with others

the grace I need from you.

Thank you,

for being my strength

when I am weak, 

and my wisdom

when I speak.

Thank you,

for the peace to go forward

and for always being with me.

Amen.


Praying Like Mary (Luke 1:38)   
Here I am, trusting in God;
I want God’s will to be done in me. 

Your Heart & Mind:
Take a moment to reflect on

these prayers and to ask for

God's help with the day.

A Prayer of Dedication (Psalm 19:14)
"Let the words of my mouth 
and the meditation of my heart
be acceptable to you, O God,

my rock and my redeemer."
 

Breathe deeply until you are still,

and finish: 
Amen.

   - or -

Let it be.

*The Morning Declaration is quoted from

The Order of Saint Helena. The Saint Helena Psalter:

A New Version of the Psalms in Expansive Language.

Kindle Edition. 

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