Catholic Prayer of the Day – Tuesday 22nd April 2025

Prayer of the Day April 22nd
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On Tuesday, April 22, 2025, the Catholic Church observes Tuesday in the Octave of Easter, a continuation of the joyful celebration of Christ’s Resurrection

Prayer of the Day: Prayer for Eternal Life with God

Lord Jesus, You triumphed over death and opened the gates of eternal life. Grant me the grace to live in Your light and to remain faithful to Your teachings. May I one day share in the glory of Your Resurrection and dwell with You forever in Heaven.

Amen

This prayer invites the faithful to reflect on the promise of eternal life made possible through Christ’s victory over death.​

📖 Mass Readings for April 22, 2025

  • First Reading: Acts 2:36–41
    Peter proclaims Jesus as Lord and Messiah, leading many to repentance and baptism.​
  • Responsorial Psalm: Psalm 33:4–5, 18–19, 20, 22
    “The earth is full of the goodness of the Lord.”​
  • Gospel: John 20:11–18
    Mary Magdalene encounters the risen Christ and is commissioned to announce His Resurrection to the disciples.​

These readings emphasize the transformative power of the Resurrection and the call to witness this Good News to others.​

Saint of the Day: Saint Abdiesus

April 22 also commemorates Saint Abdiesus, a deacon and martyr who suffered persecution for his unwavering faith. His steadfastness serves as an inspiration to remain faithful amidst trials.​

May this day deepen your faith in the Risen Lord and inspire you to live out the joy of the Resurrection in your daily life.

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