Prayer for the Purification of Spaces

Discipleship in Prayer | Chapter 56

“And all things, whatsoever ye shall ask in prayer, believing, ye shall receive.” (Matthew 21:22)

Lord Jesus Christ,
You who are everywhere present, who fill all things,
Infinite and All-Good God,
You who took on human form for the salvation of humankind,
You who fashioned humanity in Your image and likeness,

You who willingly endured the Cross
for the renewal and resurrection of Your fallen creation,
You who are the Teacher of the world,
Sweetest Jesus,
You who were sacrificed to raise and Christify mankind—

I come to You at this hour
with deep reverence, love, and adoration.

I beseech You, Lord,
Hear my prayer,
Unite me with Yourself,
And allow me to draw strength from Your Strength,
Grace from Your Grace.

Permit me to wield, with faith and respect,
The Cross of Your Sacrifice
Which I bear on my right side—
As an instrument of Your Light.

Through it,
May all unclean vibrations be driven out of this space.
May any dark or impure presence be dissolved
In the fire of Your divine presence.

Let this place be sanctified.
Let it be filled with Your Peace.
Let it become a dwelling for Your Holy Spirit,
A haven for prayer, love, and healing.

Bless every corner,
Every object,
Every breath that moves within it.
Make it a temple where Your Name is glorified.

Lord,
I thank You,
I praise You,
And I entrust this space to You.

Amen.

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