Saint Luke Church

     Westport, Connecticut

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People place a great trust in Jesus’ promise to hear the prayers of those two or three or more who join their voices to pray for others (see Matthew 18:19).  Thus, it is truly impressive — and humbling — to realize what trust people place in us when they ask us to pray for them, to be their voice before God.  We should not let that trust go ignored! 

Will YOU become a prayer partner?
All you have to do is promise to pray by name for the people on our list each day, using the prayer that appears below.  We ask prayer partners to check this web page each Monday for a current list of people to be prayed for.  There’s perhaps no greater gift and service that we can offer one another than that of our prayers, especially for those who are in need.  Another advantage to this ministry: anyone can participate! – and, there’s no meetings or training required! 

Would you like our Prayer Partners to pray for someone?
Please call the Rectory Office at 227-7245 to have a name included on the list.  Please note: names of the sick will remain on the list for four weeks and then be removed.  If the person's illness continues beyond that time, we will gladly re-publish the name; just call the Rectory Office to inform us.  Names of the Deceased will remain on the list for one month after the date of death.

 


Prayer for Saint Luke Parish

Gracious and loving God,
    you have given us Saint Luke to be our patron and model.

As physician, he brought your healing and compassion to the sick.
As evangelist, he brought the good news of your mercy
    to the poor and the sorrowing.
As faithful disciple, he taught us how to leave all things for the sake of
    your Kingdom and to pray with complete trust in you.

Through his intercession,
    bring healing to the sick
    (especially:  – here mention the names of the sick on the list below);
    bring comfort to the lonely and the sorrowing;
    give peace to the troubled and the dying,
    grant eternal rest to those whom you have called from this life
    (especially: – here mention the names of the deceased on the list below).

Bless all the members of our Parish, our clergy and our staff;
    fill us all with the Spirit of your compassion
    that we may generously show your love to all who are in need.

We make our prayer through Christ, our Lord.

Amen.


Names of the Sick Names of the Deceased

Tim Avenia
Ed Bagnulo
Jane Blake
Irene Breeden
Mimi Burn
Mary Callie
Marguerite Camerite
Hans Dannegger
Todd DeRolfe
Lorraine Foley
Halley Golden
Marie Greco
Mary Jane Grenier
Christie Griffin
Blanche Haid
 

Terry Kramer
Ita Lynch
Kim Massiano
Evelyn Mundt
Martha Neumann
Bob O'Keefe
Catherine O'Reilly
Craig Riddle
Camille Sarno
Carol Sexton
Marie Stapkowski
Kay vander Steen
Alex Weekes
Mary Witkowsky
John Wysocki

James Belta
Rose Frey
Dorothy Gambaccini
Amelia Gregus
Thomas Grenier
Charles Nesbitt
Rose Restaino
John Sanford
Joe Sica
 

Latest Update:  Monday, 06 February 2012
 

 

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