If someone asks you why we pray for the departed- ask them why do we pray for anyone? God knows what we need, He does not need us to inform him. Jesus is the Mediator, Jesus finished the work, Jesus is our intercessor, He doesn’t need us to pray. Why pray at all?

Episode - 76 Prayers for the Dead

A Lorica is a prayer recited for protection in which the petitioner invokes the power of God as a safeguard against evil. lōrīca originally meant “armor” or “breastplate.” The title is taken from St. Patrick’s Breastplate, his much loved prayer written in 433 A.D.

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A Lorica is a prayer recited for protection in which the petitioner invokes the power of God as a safeguard against evil. lōrīca originally meant “armor” or “breastplate.” The title is taken from St. Patrick’s Breastplate, his much loved prayer written in 433 A.D.

A Lorica&nbsp;is a prayer recited for protection in which the petitioner invokes the power of God as a safeguard against evil. lōrīca&nbsp;originally meant “armor” or “breastplate.”&nbsp;The title is taken from St. Patrick’s Breastplate, his much loved prayer written in 433 A.D.

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Episode - 76 Prayers for the Dead

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