This is our master prayer list. We divide it according to days of the week and incorporate the names into each day’s Offices. Please feel free to add your petition below in the comments, or e-mail the Vicar.
Numbers refer to the month when we will remove this petition unless you update it.
Holy Cross Monastery, West Park, N.Y. (Josh Thomas)
Monday Morning: Most Recent
Subdeacon Clint, soul-medic
Mandy, depression, mourning, suicidal thoughts (9)
Brandon (9)
Thomas Alloway, soon to have knee replacement (10)
Joan, mitral valve and bypass surgery (9)
Bruce Lomas, who re-tweets our services
Molly Moores, donor
Sean & Meegan, financial problems (9)
Nelson Mandela, in hospital (9)
Rose and husband, that their marriage be strengthened and they speak kindly to each other (9)
Frank, prostate cancer (9)
Rachel, chronic pain (9)
Baby Emma (9)
Wildfires and drought in Western USA (9)
Tom Shaw, Bishop of Massachusetts, brain cancer (9)
Tornado and flood victims and survivors near Oklahoma City (8)
Victims and survivors of limousine fire, San Mateo Bridge, California (8)
Tory, discernment (8)
Carolyn Metzler, donor
Nancy Gold, leukemia and pneumonia, and her elderly mother (8)
SS, stroke, and her addicted son (8)
Rob, discernment (8)
Kathleen, horrible sciatica and injections (8)
Hunger strikers at Guantanamo
Meredith, continued recovery, stability and hope
++Desmond Tutu, out of hospital after infection (7)
R.J. Williams, age 2, serious health issues
Bombing victims at the Boston Marathon; Officer Richard Donahue, MBTA P.D.
Explosion victims at West, Texas, including first responders
Floods in Europe and the U.S. Midwest (7)
Raelene Traversie, departed (7)
Ken, sobriety
Rosemary, healing (6)
Thanksgiving for the birth of ELIZABETH JADE SMITH
Joel Watson, myesthenia gravis (7)
Christine, help with depression
Malala, back in school, healing and protection (6)
Mother Paula, recovering from surgery (6)
Susan, a prisoner on death row
Robert, alcohol addiction
Douglas Sanders, stroke & Alzheimer’s (8)
Dale McNeill
Jonathan Santore
Annie, spinal column, and Jim, her husband (6)
Abby & Bill, and teenage son who suffers from mental health and addiction issues
Victims and survivors of mass shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School, Newtown, Connecticut
Monday Evening: Thanksgivings
Thomas Alloway, surgery delay shortened by months (7)
Malcolm Marler’s ordination as a deacon (8)
Ted’s successful surgery (8)
Mother Paula, recovery from surgery (7)
Birth of ELIZABETH JADE SMITH (6)
Patricia Neal Jensen, donor (6)
Malala, back in school, healing and protection (6)
Tuesday Morning: Those Killed in War, especially U.S. Military & Civilians
Updated weekly
Tuesday Evening: For the Dearly Departed
Katrina’s mother-in-law (9)
Newton and Charlie, departed; their wives Sally and Julia Rae (7)
Raelene Traversie (7)
Those Who Mourn
Wednesday Morning: Healing of Body, Mind & Soul
Subdeacon Clint, soul-medic
Mandy, depression, mourning, suicidal thoughts (9)
Thomas Alloway, soon to have knee replacement (10)
Joan, mitral valve and bypass surgery (9)
Nelson Mandela, in hospital (9)
Rose and husband, that their marriage be strengthened and they speak kindly to each other (9)
Frank, prostate cancer (9)
Rachel, chronic pain (9)
Baby Emma (9)
+Tom Shaw, Bishop of Massachusetts, brain cancer (9)
Nancy Gold, leukemia and pneumonia, and her elderly mother (8)
SS, stroke, and her addicted son (8)
Kathleen, horrible sciatica and injections (8)
Meredith, continued recovery, stability and hope (7)
++Desmond Tutu, recently hospitalized (7)
R.J. Williams, age 2, serious health issues (7)
Jayne’s parents (7)
Rosemary (6)
Joel Watson (6)
Christine, help with depression (6)
Mother Paula, continued recovery (6)
Douglas Sanders, stroke & Alzheimer’s (8)
Marie-denise, serious thyroid condition (6)
Annie, hospitalized, severe infection in her spinal column – and Jim, her husband (6)
Jon – healing from diabetes, CHF and toxic church experiences (6)
Judith – pancreatic cancer (6)
Talmadge & Alexsandria, healing of body, mind & soul (6)
Nicole, recovery from double lung transplant (6)
Nick, mental , emotional and spiritual healing (6)
For Caregivers
Jack (6)
Abby & Bill (6)
Pen & Mike, strength and hope (6)
Wednesday Evening: For disaster victims
Flooding in Uganda (9)
Mass shooting at Santa Monica College (9)
Building collapse in Philadelphia (9)
119 dead at poultry factory fire in Jilin, China (9)
Tornado and flood victims and survivors near Oklahoma City (8)
Garment factory collapse in Bangladesh (7)
Floods in the U.S. Midwest (7)
Boston Marathon bombing (7)
Fertilizer plant explosion in West, Texas (7)
Victims of Hurricane Sandy (6)
Victims and survivors of mass shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School, Newtown, Connecticut
Thursday Morning: In Places of Political Unrest & Violence
Syria, Turkey, Libya, Egypt, Yemen, Sudan, Bahrain, Tunisia, Iraq, Afghanistan, Mali, Israel, Palestine
For peace
For Our Soldiers
For Civilians in War Zones
For Prisoners
Hunger strikers at Guantanamo
Susan, prisoner on death row
the innocent
the guilty
all political prisoners
all prison ministries and chaplains
Thursday Evening: For Those with Mental Health Concerns
Mandy, depression, mourning, suicidal thoughts (9)
Christine (6)
Nick (6)
Meredith (7)
Gina – dementia, care-related issues (6)
Chris (6)
Sobriety & Recovery
Meredith
Ken
Robert
Luke W.
Jack
Twig
Shannon
Sarah
Ellen
Andrew
Eric
Fritz
Jim
Haley
Peter
Frank
Larry
Susan
R&K
Paul
John
Len
Josh
Friday Morning: For Those Looking for Work
For the Homeless
U.S. veterans
residents of tent cities and refugee camps
those living in shelters, motels and on the streets
Financial Needs
Sean & Meegan (9)
For the Poor of every nation
For Christians who minister among them
For Those Facing Danger & Oppression
For strength and courage to resist all efforts to link your Son, the Prince of Peace, to religious violence, hatred and war
LGBTs in places of violence: New York City, France, Russia, Uganda and throughout Africa; especially LGBT youth worldwide
For all women and girls of the world
Friday Evening: For the Church
Polish Episcopal Network
For Christians in the Middle East
In Iraq and Syria
In Israel and Palestine
Copts persecuted in Egypt
For the Anglican Communion;
for Ecumenical Partners;
for Church Unity
Justin Welby, Archbishop of Canterbury
Francis of Rome
Anglican Church of Canada
The Church of England
Episcopal Church of Scotland
The Church in Wales
The Church of Ireland
The Church of Sweden
Anglican Episcopal Church of Brazil
The Church of Aotearoa, New Zealand and Polynesia
The Church in Southern Africa
The Church of Nigeria (Anglican)
Old Catholic Churches – Union of Utrecht
Evangelical Lutheran Church in America
The Moravian Church
The Orthodox-Catholic Church of America
The Religious Society of Friends (Quakers)
For Our Seminarians & Their Schools
Berkeley Divinity School at Yale
Bexley Hall, Ohio
Brite Divinity School, Fort Worth
Church Divinity School of the Pacific
Episcopal Divinity School, Boston
General Theological Seminary, New York
Newton Theological College, Papua New Guinea
Perkins School of Theology, Southern Methodist University
SeaburyNEXT, Evanston
Seminary of the Southwest, Texas
Sewanee-The University of the South
Virginia Theological Seminary, Alexandria
Saturday Morning: For Those in Discernment
Tory (8)
Rob (8)
Subdeacon Dinah
Maria (6)
Bobby (6)
Lillian (6)
Gretchen (6)
Jim (6)
Doug (6)
Lilly (6)
Abby (6)
Andrew (6)
Jacob’s Well Community Church, Thornton, Colorado (6)
For Religious Orders
Community of St. Francis (women), California
Community of St. Mary, Northern province
Community of St. Mary, Southern province
Community of St. Mary, Western province
Community of the Holy Spirit, New York
Conference of Anglican Religious Orders in the Americas
Order of Julian of Norwich, Wisconsin
Order of the Holy Cross, New York
Sisters of St. Margaret, Boston & Haiti
Sisters of the Transfiguration, Ohio
Society of St. Francis (men), New York
Society of St. John the Evangelist
St. Joseph’s Monastery, Mississippi
Three Rivers Monastery, Michigan
Saturday Evening: For the Episcopal Church
For all Lay Ministers,
especially for Evangelists
Presiding Bishop +Katharine Jefferts Schori
+Cate Waynick, Indianapolis
+Gene Robinson, New Hampshire, retired
+Steven Lane, Maine
+William Persell, formerly Chicago
+Marc Andrus, California
+Jon Bruno, Los Angeles
+Stacy Sauls, Lexington
+Jerry Lamb, San Joaquin
All Bishops and other clergy
Diocese of Fond du Lac – bishop search
Gay Jennings, President of the House of Deputies
Executive Council and Staff:
Episcopal Migration Ministries; Richard Parkins
Episcopal Ethnic Ministries; Anthony Guillen+
Jake Dell
For Our Parishes & Ministries
Cheyenne River Episcopal Mission, South Dakota (8)
St. Peter’s, Santa Maria, California (8)
Holy Spirit, Missoula, Montana (8)
St. Luke’s Church & School, San Antonio, Texas (8)
St. John’s, Odessa, Texas (8)
Church of St. John Baptist, Thomaston, Maine (8)
St. John’s, Crawfordsville, Indiana (8)
Advent, Brownsville, Texas (8)
Calvary, Indian Rocks Beach, Florida (8)
Transfiguration, Dallas (8)
Grace Episcopal Mission, Bakersfield (8)
St. John’s, Lafayette, Indiana (8)
Good Shepherd, West Lafayette, Indiana (8)
Grace Episcopal Church, Fairfield, and Rev. Debra Warwick-Sabino, priest (8)
St. Paul’s, Patchogue, NY (8)
Covenant Federated Church, Kentland, Indiana (8)
Canterbury Northwestern (Illinois) and all campus ministries (8)
St. Peter’s, Lebanon, Indiana (8)
St. John’s, Bedford, Indiana (8)
Host Parishes of our 2007 National Tour
Our Saviour, Cincinnati (8)
Good Shepherd, Athens, Ohio (8)
St. Stephen’s, Columbus, Ohio (8)
Redeemer, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania (8)
Trinity Cathedral, Cleveland, Ohio (8)
All Saints’, Chicago, Illinois (8)
Trinity, Highland Park, Illinois (8)
Nativity, Raleigh, NC (8)
Holy Apostles, New York (8)
St. Luke’s in the Fields, New York (8)
Christ the King, Stone Ridge, New York (8)
Ss. Luke and Simon of Cyrene, Rochester, New York (8)
St. John the Evangelist, San Francisco, California (8)
St. Gregory of Nyssa, San Francisco, California (8)
Trinity Cathedral, Sacramento, California (8)
Trinity Cathedral, Phoenix, Arizona (8)
St. Philip’s in the Hills, Tucson, Arizona (8)
St. Thomas the Apostle, Dallas, Texas (8)
For Specialized Ministries
Church Army Worldwide, and Desmond Tutu, president
Diocesan camp and conference centers
Episcopal Communicators
Secretaries, sextons and technicians
Chancellors, treasurers, accountants and historians
Integrity USA
Oasis, Newark
Oasis, California
Other Sheep, New York
neXtgen, Transfiguration, Dallas
St. Sergius & St. Bacchus Circle, Phoenix
For All Deacons
For All Christian Churches
African Methodist Episcopal Church
A.M.E. Zion Church
all Baptist friends
Christian Church/Disciples of Christ
Evangelical Free Church
Lutheran Denominations
Mennonites, Amish and all who seek a simple life
Metropolitan Community Churches
National Council of Churches of Christ
The Orthodox Churches
Presbyterian Church USA
Roman Catholic Church
United Church of Christ
United Methodist Church
Sunday Morning: For Donors Who Help Bring Us This Site
Molly Moores
Carolyn Metzler
Robert Hobbs
Thomas Alloway
Michael Corrigan
Karin Forno
Patricia Neal Jensen
Stephen Kern
Dale McNeill
Jonathan Santore
June Butler
Jane Beebe
Mark Nelson
William Thomas
Stephen Bartlett
Marilyn J. Engstrom
Christopher Atkinson
Fr. Robert F. Solon, Jr.
Alexandra Shepherd
Karl Bayer
Mary Ann Crowl
Deacon Brian Wright
Mark Nelson
Robert Hughes
Warner White
Robert Wyatt
Letha Tomes Drury
Caroline Braun
Mary-Elise Haug
Lindsay Ralphs
Peter Schroder
Patricia Gotway
Libbye Brooks
Clint Gilliland
Mary Gray-Reeves
Don Curtis
Lucy Davidson
Gretchen Donart
John Poutsch
Dr. George W. Barger
Tracey Gage
John Shibley
Karl Bayer
Trinity Church, The Woodlands, Texas
Andrew
Warner
Deborah
William
Jane
Jeffrey
Matt
John M., idea man
Jennie, who bought our New Oxford Annotated Bible
and those whose gifts purchased supplemental worship books, webhosting and music
Sunday Evening: For This Congregation
Our East & West blog members
Our Facebook group
Our Twitter followers
Our Kindle viewers
Deacon Leilani’s network
For repentance and conversion
of all who don’t know Christ
of all who disbelieve in God
of all too cynical
of all too scared
of all too burned by Christianity
of all the hypocrites
of all LGBTs at risk
of all who gossip and exclude
of all who waver and wonder
of all schismatics
of all the faithful
especially us.++
Episcopal Campus Ministry at Georgia Southern University, Statesboro.
Josh….
this is awesome….Thank you for this very extensive prayer list,,,,Thanks be to God…!
Well, it’s awfully long, but this is a big congregation and when people request, I put them up. The best way to read it is fast, just the names – God already knows all about it, so join your spirit to the Spirit’s and all will be well.
Thank you, David. I just put that suggestion up top.
Thank you Josh! I have just discovered The Daily Office thanks to Peter, my friend and parish priest. This is a true blessing for me throughout each day – and for so many others you can be sure.
My long journey as a gay man has brought me to yet another moment of wonder. Thank you for the openness of your heart and this site. Blessings upon you and all who come to and support this important mission.
Andrew
We’re glad to have you with us, Andrew. Thank Peter on our behalf.
Be sure to look for a special prayer tonight at Evening Prayer. Happy Pride Weekend.
josh
Josh
Please include my jurisdiction on the list
Orthodox-Catholic Church of America
Greg,
You’re in. Thank you for asking. Welcome. May OCCA bless the world in all the places you reside.
josh
My dear friend Lael is living through the final stages of pancreatic cancer.
Glory be to you O Lord!
O God of Love and Lord of Mercy, we pray that our sister Lael move ever closer to you as she prepares for her release from all the cares of this earthly existance. May all the joys of her life in this world be for her a reassurance of your continued presence throughout eternity. At that great moment of release and relief, we pray that you receive her spirit into your all-accepting heart of compassion, that she may rest in your love and peace for ever.
Amen +++
Dear Josh,
As always thank you for all that you do. Please add Andy Zermeno who was killed in Afghanistan this past weekend. His family and mine are very close.
Always, Marilyn
Marilyn,
Added Andy Zermeno, who died serving his country. May he rest in peace and rise in glory. God comfort his family and many friends.
Dear Josh, thank you as always for this incredible ministry. Please add to your prayer list the ecumenical Order of Saint Luke, a dispersed monastic community of men and women, lay and clergy, who gather this week for their Annual Retreat. This year we meet at Montserrat Jesuit Retreat Center in Lake Dallas, TX. I will lift up this site and your ministry in our prayers, especially for the providence of the funding you need to upgrade the website.
Bless you,
Cynthia Astle, OSL
Please add to the prayer list for healing, Nick, 14 years old with a brain tumor.
Thanks.
Hello, Josh.
Thanks so much for keeping this list up to date.
I have two requests. First, my friend Stu’s wife Pam was just operated on for a brain tumor last week The doctors got a lot of it, but not all.
Second, I need some kind of employment. I’m working one shift a week, but it’s not enough.
Thanks so much.
ALL CHURCHES OF METRO ATLANTA AND SURROUNDING AREA’S
Pastor(s) in this city should take notice….because you are being given a warning from God. Either you start doing what God called you to do which is to help the community and stop pocketing God’s money or we are going to pray to God to remove you from office. The Intercessory Group. We are tired of people not being fed the word of God.
If you don’t know what you are doing, then get down from there. God wants to carry out His message. If you are not doing His will then please, for God’s sake, remove yourself from office and let the Real Man of God do the Lord’s work. This move of God is Real…
Satan is deceiving so many people and we need anointed men of God. Please, I beg you do not hold back God’s people. If you do not know what you are doing, get help from a pastor that you know who is in God’s will. Put your pride and your self-righteous spirit aside and get delivered; lets go on and do this work for God. You know who you are. Our Intercessory Group will continue praying for you pastors who are in line with the word of God. “Right On!” But, for you pastors that are ripping God off and His people, “WOE UNTO YOU!”
“THUS SAYS THE LORD OF HOST”
MATTHEW 23:13-15 & 23:25, 27 & 29 LUKE 11:44 LUKE 6:24-26 LUKE 11:42-43, LUKE 11:46-47 & 52 REVELATION 8:13 & REVELATION 12:12
MATTHEW 23:13 But woe to you, scribes and Pharisees, hypocrite! For you shut up the kingdom of heaven against men; for you neither go in yourselves, nor do you allow those who are entering to go in.
14 “Woe to you, scribes and Pharisees, hypocrites! For you devour widows’ houses, and for a pretense make long prayers. Therefore you will receive greater condemnation.
15 “Wow to you, scribes and Pharisees, hypocrite! For you travel land and sea to win one proselyte, and when he is won, you make him twice as much a son of hell as yourselves.
23 “Woe to you, scribes and Pharisees, hypocrites! For you pay tithe of mint and anise and cumin, and have neglected the weightier matters of the law; justice and mercy and faith. These you ought to have done, without leaving the others undone.
25 “Woe to you, scribes and Pharisees, hypocrites! For you cleanse to outside of the cup and dish, but inside they are full of extortion and self-indulgence.
27 “Woe to you, scribes and Pharisees, hypocrites! For you are like whitewashed tombs which indeed appear beautiful outwardly, but inside are full of dead men’s bones and all uncleanness.
29 “Woe to you, scribes and Pharisees, hypocrites! Because you build the tombs of the prophets and adorn the monuments of the righteous,
LUKE 11:44 “Woe to you, scribes and Pharisees, hypocrites! For you are like graves which are not seen, and the men who walk over them are not aware of them.”
LUKE 6:24 “But woe to you who are rich, For you have received your consolation.
Luke 6:25 Woe to you who are full, For you shall hunger. Woe to you who laugh now, for you shall mourn and weep.
26 Woe to you when all men speak well of you, for so did their fathers to the false prophets.
LUKE 42: “But woe to you Pharisees! For you tithe mint and rue and all manner of herbs, and pass by justice and the love of God. These you ought to have done, without leaving the others undone.
43 “Woe to you Pharisee! For you love the best seats in the synagogues and greetings in the marketplaces.
46 And He said, “ Woe to you also, lawyers! For you load men with burdens hard to bear, and you yourselves do not touch the burdens with one of your fingers.
47 “Woe to you! For you build the tombs of the prophets, and your fathers killed them.
52 “Woe to you lawyers! For you have taken away the key of knowledge. You did not enter in yourselves, and those who were entering in you hindered.”
REVELATION 8:13 And I looked, and I heard and angel flying through the midst of heaven, saying with a loud voice, “Woe, woe, woe to the inhabitants of the earth, because the remaining blasts of the trumpet of the three angels who are about to sound!”
12:12 “Therefore rejoice, O heavens, and you who dwell in them! Woe to the inhabitants of the earth and the sea! For the devil has come down to you, having great wrath, because he knows that he has a short time.”
“THUS SAYS THE LORD OF HOST”
Note: This word from the Lord was given to me in 2006. I was on a fast for 40 days and afterward this is what He told me to write. He told me to send it to everyone. I don’t know which Pastor this word is for I’m only doing what the Lord told me to do. God Bless You All. In Jesus Name.
Irene, If you got this message five years ago, you’ve already broadcast it by now, so enough already. You don’t need to be taking up our international space, or our congregation’s time, for your local message. All you’re doing is taking advantage of our comments section.
The Vicar
Please pray for Rosalind who is sick with cancer
Added on 2/2/12. Thanks, Martha.
Please continue to pray for rosalind. She is still in the hospital.
Thank and bless you for this list, website/ministry, Josh (and team and benefactors). Please include for healing: Miriam, Nain T, Sue V., Mark. Please include in For Those Looking for Work: Naeem, Mark J.
Mark, we have added your requests to the prayer list.
All blessings,
Andrew
Subdeacon for Development
& Prayer List
Please add the Community of St. Mary, Southern provence, Community of St. Mary, northern provence, and Co0mmunity of St. Mary, Western provence
David.
Your requests have been added to the to the prayer list.
All blessings,
Andrew
Subdeacon for Development
& Prayer List
Please pray for Steve, who needs healing of mind, body and spirit.
And thank you for this wonderful site – it has become a mainstay of my prayer experience.
We passed this on to Andrew, our volunteer subdeacon who keeps the prayer list. Thanks.
josh
I have a prayer request corresponding to something being disseminated in church bulletins around the state of Indiana tomorrow, 2/26/2012.
My prayer is there will families that see the bulletin from Advance Indiana and look past its political message. That it will end up helping some families that have kids struggling with their identify, sexual orientation and that they will learn about the Indiana Youth Group (IYG) and the resources it provides for LGBT and questioning kids.
Mary-Elise,
Subdeacon Andrew and I discussed this; your request is very appropriate. We support the IYG and I’ve commented in their favor on several Indiana newspaper websites.
Since we only found out about this anti-Gay bulletin insert the day before, we reworded your request to cover this and future efforts to defend oppression in God’s name. I haven’t checked our list today but I bet it’s there or soon will be. Thank you.
josh
Thank you.
Hi Josh,
I have a few prayer requests:
For the dearly departed
Alyson
For Healing of Body, Mind & Soul
Jon, diabetes, congestive heart failure
Gail, Jesse, Sherri and her family – hurt by churches or burned out by Christianity
For Sobriety
Jim
For Those Looking for Work
Mary, Denise
For the Homeless
Danny
Financial Needs
Nancy
For Those in Discernment
Lilly
For Our Parishes & Ministries
St. John’s Odessa, TX
For All Deacons
Ingrid, Northwest Texas
Copied and sent to Subdeacon Andrew, Keeper of the Prayer List.
(It’s better for people to e-mail these requests rather than leave them as comments, because we’re slower to pick up on the comments. But eventually your requests get where they’re supposed to go, on the list.)
Josh
Vicar
Please continue to pray. For Rosalind
Josh, Please remove my mom “Libby” from the list for sobriety and place her on the list for the departed. She died peacefully last Sunday with her three daughters at her bedside. Thank you. Tracey
Can you give directions about where and to whom we should email prayer requests? I emailed one, but I’m not sure I sent it to the right place. Thanks.
Good morning kfeldpausch,
Prayer List requests can be made here at the Comments RSS at the bottom of the Prayer List or emailed directly to me, Subdeacon Andrew , Keeper of the Prayer List: d.andreweddy@gmail.com
I look forward to hearing from you.
Blessings,
Andrew
This omission is probably my fault. I did receive in the last few weeks a prayer request that I failed to pass on immediately. Then when I looked for it, it was gone. Somehow my e-mail program magically changed itself to get rid of e-mails more than X days old. I apologize, kfeldpausch and Andrew. The number of e-mails here can get heavy at times, which the subdeacons try to help me with.
We take prayer requests seriously, and we pray them ourselves, Andrew doesn’t just keep a list. But he can’t prevent a Vicar Breakdown.
josh
please include The Religious Society of Friends (Quakers)
Please put my husband’s friend Ralph on the list for the sick he has some blood disorder and it hasn’t been diagnosed. Also could you put Holy Spirit Episcopal Church on the list as that is where I will be going once we move. I will continue to follow you out there. I am so glad that we finally met. God Bless you Josh and all the people associated with this site. Tracey
Josh, Holy Spirit Episcopal Church is in Missoula, MT if you would like to include the city and state. Thanks. Tracey
Josh,
Thank you for praying for John and the interview. I will let you know if anything comes from it.
Josh,
Thanks be to God for your ministry to this community. Please pray for the people of St. Peter’s Episcopal Church in Santa Maria, California. Finding your site has been wonderful. I will visit often. I will pray for you and all the Subdeacons.
In thanksgiving for the continued ministry of our Vicar, Josh, on the occasion of his birthday (belatedly).
Aw, I’m not really a Vicar, I just play one online.
josh
Please add my name to the list for discernment and that my direction for employment and location(as well as timing) become clear. Please also pray for financial wisdom and freedom.
Please add my name to the list for employment and financial blessing and freedom.
Dear Hyacinth,
I have added your name to our prayer list.
All blessings!
Andrew
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Josh,
Could you please add my sister, Cecilia’s name? She is suffering from dementia.
Josh, another request. Tony is gravelly ill, having suffered a skull fracture, a mini-stroke and his kidneys have shut down. We have been friends since Kindergarten.
Please pray for Rowena who will be having surgery.
Please add: Will, a 15 year old in an induced coma; most likely some brain damage
I’ve lost your prayer request email adderess…could you please add Jon to the prayer list for the healing of a serious scrape? He’s a diabetic, which makes it a further concern. Thanks!
Update on Jon, the diabetic with a serious scrape: it’s healed over, TBTG!
Thank you for the update on Jon’s condition. I will make a change to the Prayer List. Blessings!
Andrew
Josh — please as my wife, Judith Yannariello, recently diagnosed with pancreatic cancer.
Thanks,
Jack +
Hi everyone, I have a few new requests: for me, AJ, (I’m a woman BTW) – for financial blessings and the opportunity to move closer to my hometown, Nan – financial blessings and recovery from severe allergies & a tailbone fracture, Jon – healing from diabetes, CHF and toxic church experiences, Gina – healing from dementia and protection from those who aren’t looking after her interests
Updates:
AJ – financial blessings and for everything to fall into place that needs to
Nan – financial blessings
Jon – healing from toxic church experiences, health issues and hurts caused by certain family members
Gina – healing from dementia and for certain care-related issues to be resolved
PrAy for Deacon as he and the community discern for God’s particular call to Mission.
Bridges out of Poverty in Mississippi
Please pray for Charlie who has a mass on his lung
Charlie passed away on 12/30, please pray for his soul and God’s comfort for the whole family
Josh, thank you for this loving service. Please add for healing: my brother Macauley, who serves the Lord as a chaplain and who suffers severe pain; my father Nate who is living with with many ailments; my wife Sara who has chronic pain and disability; for the continued health of my newborn niece Amelia and finally for the healthy birth of twins carried by my niece Angie for her brother Jeff and his wife Kelly. I apologize for this long list I bring as a newcomer, but I love them all. Blessings to you and everyone.
Sam, we welcome your list. Blessings on them all: Macauley, Nate, Sara, Amelia, Angie, Jeff, Kelly and the twins.
You too.
Subdeacon Andrew, Keeper of the Prayer List, will add your family as soon as he can. His typing fingers say prayers.
josh
Josh – thank you for your ministry, which has fed me daily for several years. Please add prayers for me and my discernment committee as we discern my call to chaplaincy and to ordained ministry. Blessings! Cameron
God is with you, Cameron. Stay in touch with us as you proceed.
josh
I appreciate the prayers in morning prayer for 12/15 for the victims in Newtown, Conn. Please pray for comfort for those experiencing the indescribable loss of a child in such a horrific manner, and for our nation to find a way to address the gun violence that has caused so many tragedies.
Karin
A quick correction for one of the requests: “Charlie, mass on his lung (6)” is the same person as “Charlie, who passed away on 12-20-12 (3)”. Please keep members of the Waldie and Demers families who mourn his death in your prayers, too. Learning he had cancer and then his death all happened so suddenly…:(
Please keep Nan in your prayers, as she’s experiencing job difficulties
“AJ, for financial blessings and the opportunity to move closer to his hometown”
I’m a “her” by the way, sorry I forgot to note that in my request
Sorry, AJ, I’ve corrected it. I know you’re a woman but my mind hasn’t translated “Celtic” to “AJ.”
No problem, Josh.
Thank you for this site, it’s a real blessing and comforting to know that so many are praying.
Pray for the cardinals as they select a new Pope and for the Roman Catholic Church in this time of transition
Please pray for Christine, who struggles with depression and needs to be more receptive to asking for help.
Added Christine today, AJ.
NOTE TO ALL: Starting Easter Monday, we will incorporate sections of this Prayer List into the services themselves. We’ll continue to maintain the entire list as a separate page.
Let no one neglect the ministry of intercession.
Thanks, Josh!
Please add Rosemary to the list for healing prayer.
Could you add a lady struggling with a drinking problem to the list? Her initials are A.N. Apparently her family is having a horrible time coping with her when she drinks. Thanks!
I pray for Newton and Charlie, who passed into eternal life this past weekend, and for their wives, my friends Sally and Julia Rae. May God give them peace and comfort.
please pray for SS who I am caring for ,suffered stroke prayer is for healing of right side arm and leg so that she can walk again. Pray that she also has bitterness removed from her heart and that her son be completely delivered fron addiction in Jesus Name Amen
Please remove Katrina’ s mother in law from the prayer list. She went to Heaven on Sunday, June 2. She was 94 and lived a wonderful, holy life. She lives on on her 12 children and many grandchildren, as well as in those of us who were honored to call her Mama by virtue of having married into the family.
God bless her and all her loved ones, including you, Katrina.
I’ll move her name to Dearly Departed.
Josh
Please pray for my husband, Frank, prostate cancer. Thank you.
Please pray for our marriage. Pray that we never separate or divorce. Pray that we speak kind words to each other. Pray that this does not affect our son.
God Bless,
Rose
Please pray for Mandy who is suffering from depression and broken heartedness from the loss of her mother and a broken relationship which has her contemplating suicide……