PERSEVERE IN PRAYER
This Sunday’s liturgy reminds us that prayer is not about instant results, but steady faith. Moses, in the first reading, wins the battle not by fighting but by raising his hands in prayer, supported by others when he grows weary. The Gospel widow too never gives up until justice is granted. Both teach us that God answers those who refuse to stop believing.
If persistence can move even an indifferent judge, how much more will it touch the heart of our loving Father! God may delay, but He never abandons. Prayer is not wasted time — it is silent strength, working even when we do not see it.
To help you celebrate this message meaningfully, we have prepared liturgy resources, prayers, reflections and posters for this Sunday. You are warmly invited to use them in your parishes, communities and homes — and kindly share them with others who may benefit. Together, let us keep the flame of faith burning through prayer that never loses heart.
Liturgical Resources for 29th Sunday in Ordinary Time -
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