Apostleship of Prayer

Exercise two should happen early evening.  Choose a moment and review the day and say ‘thank you’ for the nice things that have happened, ‘thank you’ for so much we take for granted: our lives, our health, our family and much more.  Review the day a second time and say ‘sorry’ to the Lord if there have been failures in what we have said or done, failures that alienate us from God or from our neighbour.

The strength of the Apostleship of Prayer lies in the fact that it ensures that no matter what problems or pressures the day may bring, prayer is assured and with God’s grace our friendship with the Lord deepens, day by day, as our lives unfold.

The Pope's intentions for the coming months are listed on the next page.


For more details contact:

Fr Michael Beattie SJ
National Secretary of the Apostleship of Prayer
Mount St Mary’s College
Spinkhill
Sheffield S21 3YL

Email: rmbeat@dircon.co.uk
Telephone 01246-437127