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Litanies are a form of prayer, led by a priest or deacon, containing a series of petitions to which people make fixed responses. They originated in the 4th century, and were later incorporated into the Mass. Today, they're used in the liturgy of the Church, and other forms of public worship.
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Here's a thoughtful opening litany on "waiting" from Johnny Baker's Worship Tricks blog. Waiting As Sarah waited.Ninety years for a son to fulfill God's promise. We wait in hope for what we thought had been spoken to us. As Moses waited.40 years in the desert, being prepared by God to lead his people. We wait for emptiness and humility;
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"Wonderful. I know you're probably tired of waiting, so I'll be sure to get the food out to you right away," he replied. Waiting is hard. And whether you're waiting in traffic, waiting for the seasons to change, waiting for your husband to get home from a work trip, or waiting for your dream to come true — waiting is never fun.
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Waiting for vacation to start. Waiting for Prince Charming. Waiting for the test results. Waiting for the other shoe to drop. "Wait till your father gets home!" Waiting to turn sixteen; waiting to get your driver's license. Waiting for the thunderclap after lightning. Waiting for a baby to be born.
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In this time of waiting, may we hold the world in our hearts. In this time of waiting, may we hold each other's hands. In this time of waiting, may we be thoughtful and introspective. In this time of waiting, may we delight in the darkness and all it teaches us. In this time of waiting, may we rekindle the fires of hope, love, joy, and peace.
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Beautiful Litany of the Waiting Woman and Litany of the Beloved by the wonderful @/wholeheartedly__han on ig. Incredible prayers. Archived post. New comments cannot be posted and votes cannot be cast. Locked post. New comments cannot be posted. Share Sort by: Best. Open comment sort options.
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Friday, August 31, 2018 Prayer Spotlight: Litany of Patience by Alyssa Azul Image Credit: https://pixabay.com/en/watch-timepiece-woman-wearing-828848/ The Litany of Patience has been one of my favourite and most frequented prayers. It was written by a fellow Catholic blogger Christina Dehan Jaloway (check out The Evangelista).
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THE LITANY Lord, have pity on us. Jesus, have pity on us. Lord, have pity on us. Jesus, hear us. Jesus, help us. Heavenly Father, Who art patient because Thou art Eternal. Give me patience. My Saviour and my God, Who sought me when I fled from Thee, Spirit of Grace, Who has been with me to this day, Holy Trinity, my Support in all my miseries,
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Litany of waiting Forgive me if this isn't appropriate for this subreddit, but my friend just showed me this and I think it could be a useful prayer for people here who are waiting, and tired of it. Lord, have mercy. Christ, have mercy Lord, have mercy. From the fear of waiting, deliver me Jesus. From the fear of uncertainty.
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Waiting is something no one likes doing. By seeking to understand what it is about waiting we dislike, Sr. Josephine shows us how waiting can be something that we treasure. We can know joy,.
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This prayer reminds us that during Advent, we wait in joy, in hope, and in anticipation for the wonderful event we are about to experience—the feast of Christmas, the coming of Christ into our lives in new ways, the return of Christ in glory at the end of time.
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a season of waiting, a season of watching. Here we are again: a season of wondering a season of hoping. Here we are again: waiting for the light, preparing for the promise of the Divine here with us. Hear us now again as we hang onto hope, as we practice faith as we find joy, as we spread love, So that the light of the world is born here again.
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In my sorrows, Jesus, I will wait with you. In the ordinary events of daily life, Jesus, I will wait with you. In times of celebration, Jesus, I will wait with you. When I feel stuck, Jesus, I will wait with you. When discerning big decisions, Jesus, I will wait with you. When I am tired, Jesus, I will wait with you.
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As we seek to accept and rejoice in God's handling of our lives, including his timing, we can ask God to work in us two main things, so that our waiting is not in vain: humility and trust. 1. Humility. Sometimes, when I've found myself getting impatient and upset, I will remind myself that God is the one who put me here.
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Waiting is difficult. Waiting is something no one likes doing. By seeking to understand what it is about waiting we dislike, Sr. Josephine shows us how waiting can be something that we treasure. We can know joy, hope, and peace despite the "mess" of our lives and we can be confident that God is working even when we can't see how.