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“Shout with joy for Jacob, exult at the head of the nations; proclaim your praise and say: The Lord has delivered His people.” —Jeremiah 31:7
For years your daughter has had severe problems, which may have been caused by the devil himself. You have tried everything, but to no avail. Finally, in desperation, you cry out to Jesus: “Lord, Son of David, have pity on me!” (Mt 15:22) Do you believe that your daughter can be completely delivered and healed?
For thirty-nine years you have been in exile in Babylon. Your nation has been destroyed. You have no army or power. Do you believe that within a year you can be dancing back home, “carrying your festive tambourines”? (Jer 31:4)
You have spent years praying for the downfall of the culture of death and for a new civilization of life and love. Yet it seems all for naught, as the culture has grown even more pagan. You promote the truth and the Faith, yet it seems that many in the modern secular culture are more deeply committed to falsehood than orthodox Christians are to the truth. Do you believe the Lord can quickly change this situation?
The Lord can do the impossible quickly by His sovereign power. God can give us an impossible victory at any moment. “Trust in Him at all times” (Ps 62:9).
Prayer: Father, do more than I can ask or imagine (Eph 3:20).
Promise: “With age-old love I have loved you; so I have kept My mercy toward you.” —Jer 31:3
Praise: Sarah was a teenager when her mother died. She asked the Blessed Virgin Mary to be her mother (see Jn 19:27). She has experienced Mary’s maternal presence and protection for the rest of her adult life.
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