“Deliver us, we beseech Thee, O Lord, from all evils past, present, and to come”

“Deliver us, we beseech Thee, O Lord, from all evils, past, present, and to come”: this prayer has always been one of my favorites in the Roman Rite. I memorized it and always pray it silently along with the priest. Can there possibly be a better, more necessary, more urgent petition in the entire world than this one (at least as regards the removal of impediments to holiness and happiness)? Generations of commentators have admirably illustrated numerous facets of this very rich prayer, handed down by tradition.
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[@Mi-Teresa]

Thank you so much doctor K for this beautiful prayer explanation. God bless

[@boojasmine]

Just wonderful. Thank you Dr. K. Myles, Edmonton, Canada

[@bdok7607]

Thank you. ❤ more on roman rite liturgy please. Ive been speed reading through low mass setting daily for past 3 yrs, kneeling in express n.o. Mass. Needless to say my understanding of depth & riches of liturgy is still juvenile.

[@andrewvavuris8789]

Outstanding exegesis!

[@andrewangelopacheco9960]

When St. John Paul ll gave the first Indult for the restoration for the Ancient Use of the Mass said, "We have a treasury of prayers that we just cannot lose". I prefer Mass in Latin which I don't understand. The Mass is the sacrifice of Christ to the Father, Jesus is speaking to the Father and not to us. We have the consolation that all Christs asks of the Father we shall receive. The Redemption. The new Mass betrays the Council of Trent and of Quo Primum to our betrayal.

[@carolynkimberly4021]

Deliver us from Francis

[@kerry897]

Dr Peter K is the KJV bible Protestant? Is this a bible Catholics should avoid? Thank you so much!

[@carolynkimberly4021]

King James was a vile Protestant. That should answer your question.

[@agneswanjiru4335]

Deliver us from starvation.