Archbishop backs global prayer movement

Monday, April 16th, 2018

A global prayer movement has been endorsed by the Archbishop of Westminster and the Archbishop of Canterbury.

The prayer movement urges Catholics to join others around the globe in praying Thy Kingdom Come between Ascension and Pentecost.

The prayer Thy Kingdom Come is a prayer of longing, of hope and trust in the promise that all things in Christ will be rendered good and whole and given to the Father.

The prayer movement encourages more people to come to know Christ. Read more

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