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Corona di Sant. Colette
 



Benedetta sia l'ora

in cui il nostro Signore Gesu' Cristo,

Dio e uomo e' nato.

Benedetto sia lo Spirito Santo

dal quale Gesu' e' stato concepito.

Benedetta sia la Vergine Maria

dalla quale il Verbo Incarnato e' nato.

Che il Signore ascolti le nostre preghiere

attraverso l'intercessione

della gloriosa Vergine Maria

in virtu' dell'ora piu' sacra

in cui il Verbo Incarnato si e' fatto uomo,

che tutte le nostre petizioni siano esaudite

per la Sua gloria e per la nostra salvezza.

O buon Gesu'!

O Gesu' nostro Redentore,

non abbandonarci come meritiamo per i nostri peccati

ma ascolta la nostra umile preghiera

attraverso l'intercessione

della Beatissima Vergine Maria

e per gloria del tuo santo nome.

Amen



Come piace a DIo

Come Dio vuole (dieci volte)

Lodiamo il Padre nella sua misericordia

e il Figlio nella sua passione

e lo Spirito Santo

sorgente di pace, di dolcezza e di amore.

Amen, amen per sempre!

 

Io sono la Via.

Io sono la Verita'.

Io sono la Vita.

Io sono la Risurrezione.

Io sono il Buon Pastore.

Io sono la salvezza dell'umanita'.

Io sono La Luce del mondo.

Io sono l'ALfa e l'Omega.

Io sono l'Inizio e la Fine.

Io Sono.

 

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