Welcome to the Solemn Novena 2008

Homily1:  Fr. Michael. Cusack C.Ss.R.
Homily2 : . Fr. Sean Keeney C.Ss.R.

Day Six

Prayers for the Day

No first reading today. Just the Gospel chosen and read by the preacher

This is the Word of the Lord.

Opening Prayer

Lord of Light and Mercy,
Your Son Our Lord Jesus came into the world,
To free us from the darkness of sin and selfishness.
May his presence among us
Touch our hearts and lead us to the truth.
We ask this through Christ Our Lord.

Prayer Over The Gifts
Lord,
Accept the gifts of your Church.
May this Eucharist help us grow in holiness and faith.
Grant this through Christ Our Lord.

Concluding Prayer

Lord,
In sharing this sacrament
May we receive your forgiveness
And be brought together in unity and peace.
We ask this through Christ Our Lord.
 

Intention  for the unity of the Church

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After reading the intentions of the people

please add at the appropriate time

the intention given below:

7.00am and, 8.15am sessions

And  we ask Our Lady to pray for the

Church of Ireland and Presbyterian congregations

in the parish of Drumbo

with whom our unity pilgrims have met in prayer and friendship

 9.30am and 2.00pm sessions

And we ask Our Lady to pray for the

Church of Ireland and Presbyterian congregations

 in the parish of Carrickfergus

with whom our unity pilgrims have met in prayer and friendship

3.30pm session

And we ask Our Lady to pray  for the

Methodist and Baptist congregations

 in the parish of Carrickfergus

with whom our unity pilgrims have met in prayer and friendship

5.00pm session

And  we ask Our Lady to pray  for the

Methodist and Baptist congregations

in the parish of Carrickfergus

with whom our unity pilgrims have met in prayer and friendship

6.30pm and 8.00pm sessions

And  we ask Our Lady to pray  for the

Church of Ireland, Presbyterian and Methodist  congregations

in the parish of Magheralin

with whom our unity pilgrims have met in prayer and friendship

9.30pm and 11.00pm sessions

And  we ask Our Lady to pray  for the

Church of Ireland and Presbyterian congregations

in the parish of Randalstown

with whom our unity pilgrims have met in prayer and friendship
 

“All, with one accord, devoted themselves to prayer,

together with Mary, the Mother of Jesus”

(Acts of the Apostles 1.14)

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