Pope John Paul I prayed to God to always guide him and transform him according to God's will and his own desires. He became a generous and faithful disciple of God, serving as the Shepherd and Vicar of the universal Church. The prayer asks the reader to follow Pope John Paul I's example in communicating with God and others with humility and simplicity, to receive and spread the light and love that comes from God.
Pope John Paul I prayed to God to always guide him and transform him according to God's will and his own desires. He became a generous and faithful disciple of God, serving as the Shepherd and Vicar of the universal Church. The prayer asks the reader to follow Pope John Paul I's example in communicating with God and others with humility and simplicity, to receive and spread the light and love that comes from God.
Pope John Paul I prayed to God to always guide him and transform him according to God's will and his own desires. He became a generous and faithful disciple of God, serving as the Shepherd and Vicar of the universal Church. The prayer asks the reader to follow Pope John Paul I's example in communicating with God and others with humility and simplicity, to receive and spread the light and love that comes from God.
but make me also hold my head under Your Hand. Take me as I am, with my defects, with my sins, but transform me as You will and as I also desire." With these words your Servant Albino Luciani, Pope John Paul I, prayed to you. His desire for holiness was heard: he became your generous and faithful disciple, and You willed that he be your Shepherd and Vicar for the universal Church. He had the grace to be an exemplary communicator to give us, in simplicity and joy, what is true, beautiful and good, Make me aspire to what you desire, also in the particular graces I ask for: (in silence, tell to God the intentions you ask for) Following the example of the Servant of God, make me communicate intensely with you and with my neighbor to receive and to give, with humility and simplicity, the light and love that radiate from You. Amen. Imprimatur: + Giuseppe Andrich, Bishop of Belluno-Feltre "Sometimes one feels pleasure in doing evil, but the pleasure passes immediately and the evil remains. Doing good takes effort; but the effort passes immediately and the good remains; and with the good, there remains the peace of conscience, the satisfaction of feeling well and the pride of victory."