Give Us This Day
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Sample Emails

A large weathered metal sign stands on tall supports above a structure. The word “HOPE” appears in bold white letters against a rusted brown surface. Faint older lettering is partially visible beneath the corrosion. Power lines and a pale sky stretch across the background.
Reflection

Our Only Hope

In her time of dire need, Queen Esther knows where to turn in today’s first reading: to God, her only

Kimberly Baker Feb 26, 2026
A stylized illustration shows dark silhouettes of children walking and standing along a raised concrete wall. A large tree and streetlight rise behind them against a muted sky. The scene uses limited colors, with strong contrasts between black figures and pale surroundings.
Daily Prayer

Morning Intercessions

Creating God, all creation originates from your steadfast love. In hope we pray: God, in your faithful love, hear our

Sr. Susan Barber, OSB Feb 24, 2026
A vibrant watercolor painting forms a spiral pattern that draws the eye toward the center. Bright strokes of yellow, blue, green, pink, red, and purple overlap in curved bands. The colors appear layered and translucent, creating movement and depth across the circular composition.
Daily Prayer

Evening Intercessions

God of harmony, peace and justice are one in you. With longing for the coming of your reign we pray: O

Sr. Susan Barber, OSB Feb 23, 2026
An abstract painting shows layered, flowing shapes in vivid blues, yellows, oranges, pinks, and purples. Curved lines and stripes move across the surface, suggesting hills or fabric in motion. The composition is dynamic and fluid, with bold color contrasts against a light background.
Daily Prayer

Morning Intercessions

Sovereign God, your judgments are right and true. In hope we pray: O God, lead us to your truth. Inspire dialogue,

Sr. Susan Barber, OSB Feb 21, 2026

What Our Readers Say

I start each day with Give Us This Day to remind me of God’s presence at every moment, how God fills us with his grace to be love, light, and leaven for a world he has made for and entrusted to us.
Carolyn Woo
Carolyn WooPast President, Catholic Relief Services
I like the diversity of Give Us This Day. You can pray for five minutes or for hours. The morning, evening and night prayers are in tune with our times, but also connected to the ages-old Liturgy of the Hours.
Carleen
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