S10 Day 36- Luminous Mysteries in Thanksgiving
Hello Family,
Welcome back! Today is day 36 of our 54-Day Rosary Novena, Wednesday of the the fourth week of Lent.
Over the weekend, I caught up on all your emails and replied to them. I make it a priority to respond to each one, but if you haven't heard back from me, please resend your email so it appears at the top of my inbox. Occasionally, some emails may get filtered into the spam folder, but I do check all my inboxes regularly, including the spam folder.
Today, I'd like to ask for our prayers to be directed towards those currently facing crises. I've also compiled a list of resources that can support those in need, which I'll include in the show notes. If you know of any resources, especially Catholic ones, that could be beneficial for those in crisis, please share them with me so we can incorporate them into our website.
Crisis lines offer confidential and non-judgmental support through phone or text, that are specifically designed for individuals dealing with mental health challenges like depression or suicidal thoughts. These lines are managed by volunteers trained in mental health, crisis intervention, and suicide assessment, and they often operate 24/7. I've included the following resources in the show notes.
- For the United States or Canada, call or text 988. you can also visit https://988lifeline.org/ or https://www.crisistextline.org/.
- In Mexico, call or text (55) 5259-8121, or visit https://www.saptel.org.mx/.
- In the UK or Ireland, call 116 123, or visit https://www.samaritans.org/how-we-can-help/contact-samaritan/.
If you're outside these regions, please search online for crisis hotlines or helplines specific to your location. I've also included a link to a list of suicide crisis lines by country: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_suicide_crisis_lines.
Family thank you for your prayers.
Day 36 - Luminous Mysteries in Thanksgiving
Let's get started. Today, we're praying the Luminous Mysteries in Thanksgiving. Blessed Mother, as we pray the Luminous Mysteries, we seek your guidance in understanding and living out the lessons they convey.
Blessed Mother, Queen of the Most Holy Rosary, be with us as we pray for our vocation. We humbly request your intercession, lifting up the special intentions that reside within our hearts.
Blessed Mother, we entrust our intentions to your loving care. We bring the hopes, dreams, and concerns of all who have joined us in prayer through this podcast, email, Instagram, or YouTube. We pray for the intentions of Miss Omeno, Gabriela, Petra, Cheryl, Timothy, Clint, Ashley, Mary, Ruth, Thomas, Emily, Tom, Amalia, Sonia, Vitae Photography, Ramona, Reynaldo, Blanca, Brenda, Reyna, Damaris, Zared, Jazlyn, Scarlett, Vianneth, Brenda, Marylee, Jessica, Hannah.
With love,
Maritza Mendez