for the dying

Prayers for those who are about to die.

Jesus

Jesus Christ is a central figure in Christianity. He is regarded as the incarnation of God. 

The historical existence of Jesus is attested by archaeological research and by the accounts of Roman historians (Flavius Josephus, Tacitus, Suetonius).

At about the age of thirty, Jesus left Nazareth and began an itinerant public life. He calls his disciples and walks with them through Judea and Galilee. He teaches, he heals the sick, casts out demons, walks on water, forgives sins, raises the dead. He is attentive to children. He shares meals, a wedding party, pilgrimages to Jerusalem. He lives as a Jewish believer, goes to the synagogue, observes the Sabbath. He weeps, gets angry, experiences sadness, fatigue and thirst, compassion and even anguish. Jesus is known for his natural authority.

With all the miracles he performed, Jesus is the one to whom prayers should be addressed no matter what difficulties one faces.

Prayers at random:

Discover all the Popes of the Roman Catholic Church :

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  Marin II
  (128e Pape)
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  Paul V
  (233e Pape)
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  Célestin II
  (165e Pape)
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  Benoît IX
  (150e Pape)
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  Adrien IV
  (169e Pape)
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  Grégoire V
  (138e Pape)
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  Honorius 1er
  (70e Pape)
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  Agapet 1er
  (57e Pape)
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  Benoît VII
  (135e Pape)
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  Etienne IX
  (154e Pape)
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  Pascal 1er
  (98e Pape)
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  Pie IV
  (224e Pape)
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  Félix 1er
  (26e Pape)
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  Landon
  (121e Pape)
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  François
  (266e Pape)
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  Pie 1er
  (10e Pape)
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  Jean XI
  (125e Pape)
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  Innocent IX
  (230e Pape)
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  Pierre
  (1er Pape)
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  Lin
  (2e Pape)
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  Etienne IV
  (97e Pape)
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  Jean XII
  (130e Pape)
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  Constantin
  (88e Pape)
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  Anastase IV
  (168e Pape)
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  Pie VI
  (250e Pape)