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Prayer to st. Vincent Pallotti
Almighty and ever living God, you glorified Vincent Pallotti and made him a powerful intercessor in heaven. We come before you with our petitions and place before you all our needs and cares. We declare our readiness to accept whatever you send us. Trusting in your divine providence, we cast ourselves like Vincent Pallotti in your loving arms seeking your protection. O God of all consolations have compassion on all those who suffer and are in need. We beg you today through the intercession of St. Vincent Pallotti to bless us all, our community, all our families with peace, health and prosperity. Convert our families into homes where you our Master live and rule. Send your Holy Spirit into our homes and communities and expel from them all quarrels and divisions, jealousies, and suspicions. May our families become dwellings of Christian virtues especially charity and forgiveness. May they become sources of sacred vocation and support for the Church. Above all, I place before you this special intention… (Pause) O glorious St. Vincent, intercede for us before the Lord and obtain for us all the graces we ask for. We make this prayer through Christ Our Lord. Amen. |
The St. Dominic’s Church Community
stands today as a testimony of the strong will and hard work of the founding members and of the efforts by a small group of fervent Catholics to secure a parish church for parishioners in the Maxwell, Christ Church area within the Diocese of Bridgetown.
Besides its regular parishioners, the church also serves many Catholic tourists who vacation at several of the hotels in the area, some of whom, as repeat visitors, look forward eagerly to attending Sunday Mass when they visit. The parish currently has a diverse congregation of many national, cultural and ethnic origins. The parish has been served from its inception by Priests of the Dominican Order but at present is served since 2008 by Pallottine Priests of the Society of the Catholic Apostolate (St. Vincent Pallotti).
stands today as a testimony of the strong will and hard work of the founding members and of the efforts by a small group of fervent Catholics to secure a parish church for parishioners in the Maxwell, Christ Church area within the Diocese of Bridgetown.
Besides its regular parishioners, the church also serves many Catholic tourists who vacation at several of the hotels in the area, some of whom, as repeat visitors, look forward eagerly to attending Sunday Mass when they visit. The parish currently has a diverse congregation of many national, cultural and ethnic origins. The parish has been served from its inception by Priests of the Dominican Order but at present is served since 2008 by Pallottine Priests of the Society of the Catholic Apostolate (St. Vincent Pallotti).