I ask you God for all the children

Born and unborn, rich and poor, healthy and unhealthy

Help us oh Lord to see in them your blessed image

Help us oh Lord to find in them our lost dignity

Help us oh Lord to recover our innocence!

Help us to live love and truth, humility and forgiveness, with faith, hope and charity

Blessed Lord Jesus Christ

Lord God help us see the truth of your creation and the blessing on our children. They are our future and they are innocence we see in ourselves.
Help us oh Lord not to destroy our future and recognize the wonderful gift of life that it is in our children.
Help us to protect our children from every type of exploitation, specially and most particularly that coming from our own device.
Help us oh Lord to educate our children to see the truth of Your Word of truth, love, humility and forgiveness.
Help us teach our children to be loving individuals, free and prosperous
Help us protect our children from the evil that the world imposes through propaganda and falsehood

Help us to see the truth about these massacres that bring so much pain and that seem so difficult to understand while they keep being exploited by the forces of evil to destroy love and freedom in the souls of the people.
Help us oh Lord to follow your commandments and to live a life to console and not be consoled, understand not be understood, love not to be loved, because giving we receive, forgiving we are forgiven.
Please oh Lord bless our children and protect them from the world and its evil ways of selfishness and ambition, greed and despotism.
Help us oh Lord to build a society from the bottom up, from the individual, marriage as a union of one man and one woman, unbreakable family to society, through love with faith, hope and charity.
We ask you this with virgin Mary for Christ our Lord

Comments

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