Prayer Requests
Please share with us any prayer intentions or notes of encouragement for our seminarians. We will be sure to pray for your intentions as we gather for Mass and the Liturgy of the Hours. Thank you!
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Péter Kakócz family
*Dear Kind Souls, Dear Brothers and Sisters in Christ!* Please allow me to write to you with a broken but still hopeful heart. You may not know our names, but our pain is as vast as the sky. We are a family who has been living in suffering for a lifetime. We have no home where we can lay our heads. Our bodies are sick, our pockets are empty, and our hearts are tired from so much disappointment. The family ties that should hold us together have all been broken, and now we all cry alone in our own silence. We can no longer do anything else but fall to our knees and beg. Not for money, not for gold – we are only begging for a prayer. I ask you, dear Brothers and Sisters, to give us just one Our Father, just one prayer. Please pray for the little boy, who is now a grown man, but life has broken him: *KAKÓCZ PÉTER – 12.05.1987.* That he may find his path, health, and peace. Please pray for the Mother, who gave her life for us: *ÁRVAI TÜNDE – 12.25.1964.* That her body and soul may be healed, and she may never have to cry again. Please pray for the Father: *KAKÓCZ GABÓR – 04.21.1950.* That the Lord may lift the burdens from him and give him peace in his old age. And pray for us, that our family may become a family again. That love may replace hatred, healing may replace sickness, and a warm home may replace homelessness. I believe that if many people speak our names before God at the same time, He will hear us. Thank you for praying for us. Thank you for not leaving us alone in the dark. May God repay your kindness a thousandfold! With deep gratitude and tears: A mother, a father, and a son, who still believe in miracles.
Received: August 30, 2026
