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Dagiti Kararag para kadagiti Masakit ken Panangpulot

Pray with a sick person before or after receiving pastoral care.

Dagiti Kararag para kadagiti Masakit ken Panangpulot — devotional artwork

Maipapan iti daytoy a kararag

This original prayer may be led by a lay person with someone who is ill. It accompanies pastoral care; it is not the sacrament or its formula. The sacrament of Anointing of the Sick is administered by a priest.

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Teksto ti kararag

Amin

Jesus, healer and companion of the suffering, be close to our brother or sister in illness. Give relief from pain, strength for treatment and peace in moments of fear. Bless those who offer medical care, practical assistance and patient companionship. Help us listen to what the sick person needs and respect their dignity in every decision. If they desire the sacrament of Anointing of the Sick, guide us in contacting a priest and preparing for his visit. May your mercy sustain them and everyone who loves them. Keep us faithful in prayer and generous in care. Amen.

AGKARARAGTAYO A SANGSANGKAMAYSA

Napaatiddog a kararag ti komunidad

Saan a nabaliwan ti orihinal a kararag iti ngato. Daytoy a naisina a bersion ti komunidad ket addaan iti nayun a panggep ken sungbat. Maysa ti mangidaulo; amin ket makipaset kadagiti sangsangkamaysa a paset.

Mangidaulo iti kararag

Let us gather in the presence of God, remembering those who pray with us and those who cannot be here. We bring our gratitude, our needs, and our willingness to care for one another.

Amin

God of love, unite our hearts in prayer and teach us to serve you together.

Amin

Jesus, healer and companion of the suffering, be close to our brother or sister in illness. Give relief from pain, strength for treatment and peace in moments of fear. Bless those who offer medical care, practical assistance and patient companionship. Help us listen to what the sick person needs and respect their dignity in every decision. If they desire the sacrament of Anointing of the Sick, guide us in contacting a priest and preparing for his visit. May your mercy sustain them and everyone who loves them. Keep us faithful in prayer and generous in care. Amen.

Community intentions

Mangidaulo iti kararag

For our sick brothers and sisters, grant comfort and the reassurance that illness does not lessen their dignity or belonging.

Amin

Lord, hear our prayer, and help us become instruments of your mercy.

Mangidaulo iti kararag

For families arranging pastoral care, guide them toward a priest when the sacrament is desired and sustain everyone who accompanies the sick.

Amin

Lord, hear our prayer, and help us become instruments of your mercy.

Pause for silent prayer. Intentions may be offered aloud freely; no one is required to share.

Mangidaulo · Kalpasan ti kinaulimek

For the intentions spoken and those held quietly in our hearts, let us pray to the Lord.

Amin

Lord, receive our prayer and sustain us in your love.

Mangidaulo iti kararag

Let us entrust ourselves and those for whom we have prayed to the Father.

Amin

Merciful Father, receive our prayer through Jesus Christ. Where we can offer help, make us willing; where we must wait, give us patience. Keep us attentive to one another beyond this gathering. May the grace of this prayer take root in our homes, our work, and our choices, so that your love becomes visible through our lives. Amen.

TRANSLATION NOTICE — SOURCE AND VERIFICATION · Provisional Ilokano

Ti Prayers and Reflections ket agikagumaan a mangipaay kadagiti matalek ken umiso a kararag a Katoliko ken babasaen a pangdebosion iti nadumaduma a pagsasao ti Pilipinas.

Dadduma a teksto ti kararag ket naggapu kadagiti adda a website a Katoliko ken pagtaudan ti debosion. Nupay naannad ti panangpili kadagitoy, saan nga amin a patarus ket addaan iti dokumentado a pammalubos ti Simbahan wenno nalpasen ti naisina a panangusig iti teolohia ken pagsasao.

Gapuna, mabalin nga adda dagiti di naigagara a pagdumaan, panagbalbaliw ti pannakabalikas, wenno di kinaumiso iti dadduma a patarus.

Agtultuloy ti panangusig ken panangpasayaatmi kadagiti patarus. Awatenmi dagiti panangilinteg ken singasing dagiti papadi, mannakaammo iti pammati a Katoliko, ken dagiti nalaing a sigud nga agsasao iti daytoy a pagsasao.

Ti pannakairaman ti maysa a kararag ket saan a mangipapan nga opisial nga inaprubaran ti Simbahan a Katoliko, malaksid no nalawag a naibaga ken napaneknekan ti kasta a pammalubos.

Agyamankami iti panangtulongyo a mangsalimetmet iti kinamatalek ken kinaumiso dagiti kararag a Katoliko.

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Provisional Ilokano notice — awaiting review by a qualified native speaker.

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