From Aleteia
By Matilde Latorre
Entrust your prayer intentions this Christmas to hundreds of monks and nuns.
This Christmas, you can entrust your prayer intentions to 550 monasteries. Hundreds of nuns and monks will place your intentions on the altar during the Mass of the Nativity of our Lord Jesus Christ.
Sharing a prayer request with the 550 monasteries is easy. Just fill out the simple form here: https://aleteia.org/prayer-intentions/
This Christmas, many of us are facing particularly heavy burdens. So many of us are missing a loved one this Christmas. Many of us are carrying family conflicts or worrying financial burdens.
All of us are concerned about peace in the world, particularly in Ukraine, about the economic and social uncertainty it has triggered, about the health and fragility of our family and friends.
On the other hand, we are all hopeful for the New Year.
The members of the Aleteia family can count on special help in bringing our petitions and our thanksgiving before the Lord. Entrust your prayer intentions to a network of 550 contemplative monasteries this Christmas season.
At the Eucharistic Celebration of the Nativity of the Lord on December 25, hundreds of monks and nuns will place before the altar the intentions that are shared.
We bring you this unique opportunity thanks to coordination with the DeClausura Foundation, an institution dedicated to the support of monks and nuns who have consecrated themselves to God in prayer and work.
This network is based on the promise Jesus makes in the Gospel of St. Matthew (18:19): “If two of you agree on earth about anything you ask, it will be done for you by my Father in heaven.”
Sharing a prayer request with the 550 monasteries is easy. Just fill out the simple form here: https://aleteia.org/prayer-intentions/
If you wish to share your thanks or a testimony of graces received, send an email to monasteria@aleteia.org. (If you wish your testimony to remain anonymous, please state this in your email.)
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