Prayer Corner: ‘At the foot of the Cross’
Saint Eugene’s Prayer Group

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Prayer Corner: ‘At the foot of the Cross’
Saint Eugene’s Prayer Group

Members of the Saint Eugene Prayer Group commit to offering these intentions daily in their own manner of prayer. All members of OMI Lacombe Canada are highly encouraged to actively pray for the requested intentions.

Week 22
May 28, 2024

As a community, we pray

That the Lord will welcome into His Kingdom

  • Gilles Gauthier, OMI, (1932-2024) who died in St. Albert, AB on May 20, 2024 at the age of 92. We pray that God grant Gilles eternal rest, and we keep in our prayers the members of Gilles’ community and all those who mourn his death.
  • Wendelin Rolheiser, OMI, who died peacefully in Saskatoon’s St. Paul’s Hospital on May 22, 2024. We offer our condolences to his brother Pius, sister Bea, brother Ron, and the whole Rolheiser family, and all who will grieve his passing. We pray that Wendelin is now at peace in Gods loving arms.
  • Mabel Paucar, mother of Fr. Heinner Paucar, OMI. She died at her home in Peru May 7. We pray that Mabel rest peacefully in Gods loving arms and that Fr. Heinner feel the prayers, love and strength from his Oblate family.
  • Joe Staszko, a long-time Oblate Associate, who died May 20, 2024 in Fort Saskatchewan, Alberta after a lengthy hospitalization. We pray for his repose and for the consolation of Helen his wife of 65 years and those who mourn Joe’s passing.

For these brothers and sisters, their communities, their families and those who love them and those who provide for their care:

  • For Dan, who has been diagnosed with blood clots in his lungs and a massive clot around his heart. We pray for the success of ongoing treatment to bring resolution and healing.
  • Vaughan Quinn, OMI has returned to hospital in Ottawa after episodes of falling at the Greystone Transitional Hospital, where he had been since his discharge from hospital after being treated for a stroke. We pray for the members of Vaughan’s family and his Oblate community as he continues to struggle with recovery.
  • For John who is having a recurrence of a serious mental health issue. We pray that the Peace of Christ envelop him as he traverses this latest challenge.
  • For Joseph DF in Ontario District who is awaiting an appointment with a liver specialist for his liver enzymes. We pray that God may continue to bless Joseph and his family as they try to get the help they need.
  • For Gerry Zeck of Calgary, recently diagnosed with metastatic cancer. We pray that he and those he loves may find strength, courage and peace for this journey.
  • For Ryan Doornbos of Toronto, as he continues treatment for lymphoma. We pray for courage, strength and healing and for his family and friends who support him.

For our Oblate family:

  • For the generous ‘yes’ of men to an Oblate life and of men and women to Oblate Association.

For our Métis, Inuit and First Nations brothers and sisters.

Who is this that comes forth like the dawn, beautiful as the moon, bright as the sun…?
Song 6:10 (NCB)

O Blessed Virgin, Our Lady of Guadalupe, intercede for us with your Son

That we who live in this land, Indigenous and non-Indigenous together,

May experience healing and reconciliation on a renewed journey of justice and peace for our children.

Mother of the Church, pray for us.

ADD OUR VOICES TO YOUR INTENTIONS … SUBMIT YOUR PRAYER REQUEST. 

EMAIL: prayers@omilacombe.ca. All emailed intentions (received by Monday noon ET) will be acknowledged and added for communal prayer for two weeks. Please consider brevity and form, as in the following example: For whom, from where, for what, other.  Example: For John S, in Fort Simpson, who has begun cancer treatment. We pray for the remission of his cancer and his perseverance.

Privacy and Confidentiality: All requests are confidential to the prayer group and the Members’ section of OMI Lacombe Canada’s website. To facilitate confidentiality, we ask that you use first names, (understanding that prayers are being sought for a specified person for a specific reason), and the initial of the last name, only if necessary, in your prayer requests. While prayer members protect each other’s’ privacy as normal practice, please pay special attention to respect the privacy of all those non-members for whom we pray.  Confidentiality is of utmost importance and is adhered to at all times by members, volunteers and staff in Prayer Ministry at OMI Lacombe Canada.

The Environment: We urge you to save paper by viewing these pages on your screen/monitor. If you cannot read the intentions comfortably and must print the sheets, consider printing in “grey scale” to conserve ink. At the Foot of the Cross Prayer intentions are emailed weekly on Tuesdays to Prayer Group members and published on Wednesday as Prayer Corner, on the OMI-Lacombe website’s Members Section (UserID and Password required). Consider bookmarking it at: https://omilacombe.ca/members-login/