We pray through the Monday liturgy and a reading from Saint Cyprian that insists the Lord’s Prayer is meant to be prayed in unity, not as an individual project. We reflect on what “Our Father” says about who we are and how grace forms a single people who intercede for one another. 
• opening prayers and the Morning Offering through the Immaculate Heart of Mary 
• Saint Cyprian’s teaching on peace, harmony, and praying as a community 
• why the Lord’s Prayer uses “our” and “us” rather than “my” and “me” 
• Scripture examples of united prayer, from the fiery furnace to the apostles with Mary 
• Christian identity as children of God and the confidence to call God “Father” 
• closing collect for grace to follow God’s commands in resolve and deeds 

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