Prayer to Our Mother of Perpetual Help to know one's vocation

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Icon of Our Mother of Perpetual Help

 SEEKING THE WILL OF GOD

Mother of Perpetual Help, behold at your feet a humble and loving child. I need your help to recognize and follow the vocation in life that God has planned for me. 


Mother of Perpetual Help, I know I can more easily be saved in that state of life to which I have been called through the Grace's of your divine Son. My only desire is to follow God's will in everything that concerns my future. For then, I know I shall succeed in working out my eternal salvation. 


Guide and direct me in choosing the vocation in which I may best fulfill God's divine plan on earth, and be assured of seeing and possessing him for all eternity. Amen.


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