Posted on 03/05/2014 5:47:54 AM PST by NYer
Pictures of victims of the recent protest violence in Kiev, Ukraine, are displayed near the altar during a morning prayer service at the St. George Ukrainian Catholic Church in New York City March 4. (CNS/Reuters) |
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Prayers for our brothers and sisters in the Lord Jesus in the Ukraine.
May ALL Christians who have started Holy Lent this week grow closer to God during these 40 days.
Lord Jesus Christ, may the Christians of Ukraine unite against common enemy that threatens their sovereignty; may their country be blessed with peace; may the godless times of Soviet occupation never return.
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