Let us bless Christ, on whom the Holy Spirit came down in the form of a dove. Let us pray to him, and seal our prayer by saying:
Amen.
Lord, send the Spirit of your promise,
— that your Church may be continually renewed in life and vigor.
Amen.
May all peoples acclaim you as king and God,
— may Israel become your prized possession.
Amen.
You cast out devils,
— cast out from us all scandal and stubborn pride.
Amen.
At Pentecost you undid the disunity of Babel,
— by your Spirit gather all in unity, and spread the one faith throughout the world.
Amen.
May your Spirit dwell within us,
and raise to life our mortal bodies.
Amen.
Source: Evening Prayer, DivineOffice.org
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Our aim is to help Catholics strengthen their spiritual life, deepen their understanding of the faith, and intensify their holiness by catechesis and a variety of Catholic information.
TheBestCatholic.com aspires to be an instrument of evangelization.We are all pilgrims of the earth, striving towards salvation.It is our fervent prayer that by God’s grace, we will be “The Best Catholic” we can ever become.
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