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Church mosaic of Christ Pantocrator shown from the waist up against a gold background. He raises one hand in blessing and holds an open book in the other with Latin text. A halo with a cross surrounds his head, and the words “Sanctus” repeat along the arch above. Decorative bands and small lamb figures appear below.

Daily Prayer

Evening Intercessions

God of majesty and glory, grace and holiness belong to you. We humbly pray: God, in your love, hear our

Sr. Susan Barber, OSB Mar 23, 2026

Black line illustration of Jesus standing and gesturing toward a kneeling woman. Jesus has a halo and wears flowing robes, one hand raised in blessing. The woman kneels with hands open and head slightly bowed. The figures appear over a soft landscape background with distant hills and a pastel sky.

Reflection

Revenge Is a Terrible Vice

There are times when we feel absolutely helpless to prevent terrible injustices, abusive language and behavior, and unnecessary disasters. Our

John Borelli Mar 21, 2026

Vibrant watercolor-style illustration of a human figure in soft, blended colors holding a red heart from which bright pink flowers bloom. The flowers extend outward, with petals and leaves drifting into a wash of turquoise, purple, and green. The background is abstract and fluid, suggesting motion and growth.

Daily Prayer

Morning Intercessions

Giver of new mercies, you are our joy and our song. In hope we pray: God of faithful love, hear

Sr. Susan Barber, OSB Mar 20, 2026

Black line drawing in a medieval manuscript style shows a seated bearded man looking upward with one hand extended. An angel with flowing hair and wings leans down toward him, one hand touching his head and the other raised in gesture. A dark rectangular background frames the figures against soft pastel tones.

Blessed Among Us

St. Joseph

Robert Ellsberg’s Blessed Among Us: Day by Day with Saintly Witnesses; Volume 2 is now available from Liturgical Press. St.

Robert Ellsberg Mar 19, 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.

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.