Give Us This Day is a monthly publication for today’s Catholic that helps you pray each and every day. Drawing inspiration from a multitude of voices, it provides a relevant and trustworthy understanding of Scripture.

Give Us This Day is a prayer resource from Liturgical Press, the publishing house of Saint John’s Abbey, a Benedictine community in Collegeville, Minnesota.

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Hypocrites Are Not Wrong

For me, the most challenging part of today’s Gospel reading is Jesus’ command to “do and observe all things whatsoever

Soft impressionistic painting of Jesus entering Jerusalem on a gray donkey, surrounded by followers holding tall green palm branches. He wears a pale robe with a white sash, head bowed gently. Warm peach sky glows behind them as bearded figures press close in muted blues and pinks.
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[S]hout for joy, O daughter Jerusalem!Behold: your king is coming to you . . .Humble and riding on a donkey.—Zech

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Evening Intercessions

God of heaven and earth, in Christ you show us the dept of your love. With longing we pray: Let

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Neighbor (1928–2003) The formula for Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood changed very little from its first broadcast in 1968 until its last

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