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                    [Title] => Litany in honor of St. Peregrine
                    [Summary] => Like my neighbor and fellow Waray Ricky Lo, I, too, have been receiving prayers for the sick from readers. With Ricky’s permission, I’m printing two, the first a Litany in Honor of St. Peregrine, Patron of cancer victims:


Lord, have mercy on us.			


Christ have mercy on us.


Lord, have mercy on us.	


Christ, hear us.				


Christ, graciously hear us.


God, the Father of heaven, 


Have mercy on us.


God, the Son, Redeemer of the world,		


Have mercy on us.


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Lord, have mercy on us.			


Christ have mercy on us.


Lord, have mercy on us.	


Christ, hear us.				


Christ, graciously hear us.


God, the Father of heaven, 


Have mercy on us.


God, the Son, Redeemer of the world,		


Have mercy on us.


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Praying for the nation

By STRAWS IN THE WIND By Eladio Dioko | June 23, 2005 - 12:00am

Since early this year churchgoers have been encouraged to say a prayer for the nation after every celebration of the Holy Mass. It is a beautiful prayer, and a sobering one at that because it mentions a "wounded...

Freeman Opinion

Litany in honor of St. Peregrine

By Boy Abunda | April 16, 2003 - 12:00am

Like my neighbor and fellow Waray Ricky Lo, I, too, have been receiving prayers for the sick from readers. With Ricky’s permission, I’m printing two, the first a Litany in Honor of St. Peregrine, Patron...

Entertainment

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