Prayer
Monthly Stewardship Prayer
Prayer is a cornerstone of our relationship with the Lord. Whether private or communal prayer, the purpose is to stay connected to God. Whether that is two minutes or two hours a day, listening and responding to God is at the core of the disciple's life. As we develop our Stewardship of Prayer at Holy Rosary, let us pray together our monthly Stewardship prayer.
HOLY ROSARY PARISH
STEWARDSHIP PRAYER

Come, Holy Spirit, fill us
with your love and peace.
Give us the gifts that will
help us in life.
Let us receive wisdom and
knowledge
that we might know your
truth
and make good choices.
Let us receive understanding
and counsel
that we might have an
awareness of others
and help lead them closer to
you.
Let us receive courage to
stand up for our faith
and do what we know is
right.
Let us receive wonder, awe
and reverence
so that we might recognize
you in all things
and praise you all the days
of our lives.
Guide us and strengthen us
so that we will be your
faithful disciples.
Amen.
Lenten Prayer and Resources
Prayer Line
The purpose of a Prayer Line is to help each other in time of spiritual need—PRAYERS. Have you ever sat up with a sick child, been called in the middle of the night because of an accident, had an illness, surgery, a death in the family, or a feeling of hopelessness? Was it difficult to pray? These are just a few of the reasons for a Prayer Line. If you have a need where the Prayer Line can help, we are here for you.
For a request, please call one of the leaders who will start the Prayer Line. The Prayer Line Leaders are Dianne Dyer (920-898-4982) and Rita Greuel (920-898-5213).
More men and women are welcome to help pray. If you can spare a few moments a day to include another person's intentions in your daily prayers or have any questions about the Prayer Line, please call Dianne.
Marian Devotions
Holy Rosary sponsors Marian Devotions on every
Thursday. Winter schedule from
November through April is at
Prayer Links
| Daily 3-minute retreat | www.findinggod.org |
| Lord, teach us how to pray | www.cptryon.org/prayer/ |