Wednesday prayer asks for strength and protection in the middle of the week

In the middle of the week, many people tend to feel exhausted and find it difficult to keep up with the hustle and bustle of everyday life. A wednesday prayer It is a way to promote spiritual cleansing and recharge positive energy.

Set aside a few minutes in your day to be silent, preferably in a quiet place. If you want, light a candle or incense. Take deep breaths to calm down and connect with the present moment. Repeat the chosen message of faith, always demonstrating confidence and gratitude.

Wednesday Prayer

“Lord God of Kindness, this Wednesday, I come before you to thank you for all the good you have done in my life. Thank you very much for the air I breathe, the food on my table, the people I love.

I also want to thank you for the grace of the work. I know well, Lord, that working is collaborating with your plan of love and service to all creation. It is also the way I have to guarantee daily bread for myself and my family.

I ask you to look with affection at all the unemployed men and women. May they, with your grace and our collaboration, find work worthy and sufficient to meet their needs.

Bless the retired men and women for all the beautiful work they have done. Through the intercession of Saint Joseph the worker, protect all workers.

All this I ask of you through Jesus Christ, your son and our brother, in the strength and unity of the Holy Spirit. So be it! Amen.”

Prayer for today Wednesday

“Holy Spirit, we thank you for this Wednesday. Lord, we know that despite all the tensions and chaos in the world, you truly see us and care about us.

Lord, today we ask for more of Your Holy Spirit in our lives. Lord, it can be easy for us to become consumed by the fears that surround us in life, but we know that just as Your eye is truly on the sparrow, You also care for and see us.

Lord, thank you for the truth given by Your holy word. Lord, today we present to Your holy throne all our cares, worries and fears. We thank you in advance that you will not only provide peace from these stressors, but that you are actually working it all for the good.

Teach us today to become more dependent on you. Lead us to greater discernment of how you operate so that we can have a deeper understanding that everything we see with natural eyes is not all it is. Today we ask your eyes to see your hand in all matters and hearts open to your work. Amen!”

Morning Prayer

“Jesus Christ, son of God, another day of the week is announced before me. Bless me so that this day may be in your consecration, you, who were the incarnation of God. Through you all things were created, through you the infinite love of God is revealed to everyone and the salvation of humanity is accomplished. For this very reason, thanks be given. May the power of God be manifested through your miracles once again and may it bless me and my family. Consecrate everyone, Jesus Christ, on this day. You who willingly suffered and died on the cross for our sins and, in our place, were raised from the dead and ascended to minister in the heavenly sanctuary on our behalf. He will come again, in glory, for the final deliverance of his people and the restoration of all things. Amen”.

Psalm for Wednesday: 90

1. LORD, you have been our refuge from generation to generation.
2. Before the mountains were born, or you formed the earth and the world, even from eternity to eternity, you are God.
3. You reduce man to destruction; and you say: Return, children of men.
4. For a thousand years are in your sight like yesterday, and like a watch in the night.
5. You carry them away like a stream of water; they are like a sleep; in the morning they are like growing grass.
6. At dawn it blooms and grows; in the afternoon it is cut and dried.
7. For we are consumed by your wrath, and by your wrath we are distressed.
8. You have set before you our iniquities, our hidden sins, in the light of your face.
9. For all our days pass in your indignation; We spend our years like a story told.
10. The days of our life reach seventy years, and if some, due to their strength, reach eighty years, their pride is tiresome and boring, for it is soon cut short and we fly away.
11. Who knows the power of your anger? As you are tremendous, so is your fury.
12. Teach us to number our days, so that we may gain wise hearts.
13. Turn to us, Lord; until when? Be appeased towards your servants.
14. Satisfy us early in the morning with your lovingkindness, so that we may rejoice and be glad all our days.
15. Rejoice in the days in which you afflicted us, and in the years in which we saw evil.
16. Let your work appear to your servants, and your glory to their children.
17. And let the beauty of the Lord our God be upon us, and establish upon us the work of our hands; yes, confirm the work of our hands.

Wednesday Evening Prayer

“My Father, now that the voices have silenced and the cries have died down, here at the foot of the bed my soul rises to You to say: I believe in You, I hope in You, I love You with all my strength. Glory to You, Lord.

I place in your hands the fatigue and struggle, the joys and disappointments of this day that is behind us.

If my nerves betrayed me, if selfish impulses dominated me, if I gave way to resentment or sadness, forgive me, Lord! Have mercy on me.

If I was unfaithful, if I spoke empty words, if I allowed myself to be carried away by impatience, if I was a thorn in the side of someone, forgive me Lord! Tonight, I don’t want to give in to sleep without feeling the security of your
mercy, your sweet mercy entirely free, Lord.

I thank you my Father, because you were the cool shadow that covered me throughout this day. I thank you because – invisible, affectionate, involving – you took care of me like a mother, at all these times.

Lord, around me everything is already silence and calm. Send the angel of peace to this house. Relax my nerves, calm my spirit, release my tensions, fill my being with silence and serenity.

Watch over me, dear Father, as I confidently surrender to sleep like a child sleeping happily in your arms. In your name, Lord, I will rest in peace. So be it.”

Read more: prayer of Our Lady of Aparecida, prayer of Saint Terezinha das Rosas It is prayer of Our Lady of the Head.