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Our Morning Offering – 5 February - Let Your Will be Mine

Our Morning Offering – 5 February – Let Your Will be Mine

Our Morning Offering – 5 February Let Your Will be MineBy Thomas à Kempis (1380-1471) O most merciful Jesus,grant me Your grace,that it may remain with me alwaysand persevere with me to the end.Grant me always to will and desire,what is more pleasing and acceptable to You.Let Your will be mineand let my will always follow Yoursin perfect conformity with it.Let my will and desires, always be one…

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Our Morning Offering - 13 February - Let Your will be mine

Our Morning Offering – 13 February – Let Your will be mine

Our Morning Offering – 13 February – Thursday of the Fifth Week of Ordinary Time, Year A

Let Your will be mine By Thomas à Kempis (1380-1471)

Most kind Jesus, grant me Your grace, I pray, let it dwell in me, work in me and abide in me to the end. Grant me always to will and desire, whatever is most pleasing and acceptable to You. Let Your will be mine and let my will ever follow and be conformed…

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Our Morning Offering – 1 February – Friday of the Third week in Ordinary Time, Year C

Let Your Will be Mine A Prayer for Fulfilling the Will of God Thomas à Kempis (1380-1471)

O most merciful Jesus, grant me Your grace, that it may remain with me always and persevere with me to the end. Grant me always to will and desire, what is more pleasing and acceptable to You. Let Your will be mine and let my will always follow Yours in perfect conformity with it. Let my will and desires, always be one with Yours and let me be unable to will or not to will, except as You will or do not will. Grant that I may die to all worldly things and that I may be despised and unknown for love of You. Grant, above all things to be desired, that I may find rest in You and that in Your Heart alone, may be my peace. You, O Lord, give true peace to the heart and perfect rest to body and soul. Apart from You, all is difficult and never still. In that peace, in You Who are the one, supreme and eternal Good, I will sleep and take my rest. Amen

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