On weekdays without their own proper, the Mass takes the Sunday’s prayers.
CollectJan 17, 2026
Omnipotens sempiterne Deus, qui caelestia simul et terrena moderaris, supplicationibus populi tui clementer exaudi, et pacem tuam nostris concede temporibus.
Literal renderingAlmighty eternal God, who at the same time do govern things heavenly and earthly, mercifully hearken to the supplications of Your people, and grant Your peace in our troubled times.
Media lies and political collaboration Open persecution of traditional Catholics Anarchy in the streets Active promotion of homosexualism Cancel culture in the Church Obsession with process Prelates of pornotheology celebrated, promoted, retained I can’t think of a time when it was more important to beg God for mercy and aid, now.
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Post CommunionJan 14, 2007
Spiritum nobis, Domine, tuae caritatis infunde, ut, quos uno caelesti pane satiasti, una facias pietate concordes.
Literal renderingInfuse in us the Spirit of Your charity, O Lord, so that those whom You have filled with the one heavenly bread, You may cause to be one of heart and mind in one sense of dutiful conduct.
What Does the Prayer Really Say? 2nd Sunday in Ordinary Time ORIGINALLY PRINTED IN The Wanderer in 2007 With the close of the Advent/Christmas cycle, we move into what was once called the Season of Epiphany, which we now call the Tempus per annum or “time through the year”, otherwise called Ordinary Time. This season does not have a penitential/festal…
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CollectJan 9, 2006
LATIN (1970 Missale Romanum)Omnipotens sempiterne Deus, qui caelestia simul et terrena moderaris, supplicationibus populi tui clementer exaudi, et pacem tuam nostris concede temporibus.
Literal renderingAlmighty eternal God, who governs heavenly and earthly things at the same time, mercifully give ear to the supplications of your people, and grant your peace in our temporal affairs.
What Does the Prayer Really Say? Second Sunday in Ordinary Time On Sunday 7 January we celebrated the Epiphany of the Lord, a day traditionally associated with three events in the Lord’s earthly life: the coming of the Magi, His baptism by John in the Jordan, and the changing of water to wine at Cana during the wedding feast. We…
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