Sealing Prayer for the Day

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Sealing Prayer for the Day

Sealing Prayer for the Day is a Catholic prayer for spiritual protection — Morning protection to carry you through. Read the full prayer below.

Heavenly Father, before I step into this day, I seal myself and my household in the protection of the Most Holy Trinity.

IN THE NAME OF THE FATHER:

I seal my life under Your sovereign authority. You are the Creator of heaven and earth, and nothing exists outside Your knowledge or control. What You have not permitted cannot touch me.

IN THE NAME OF THE SON:

I seal myself under the Precious Blood of Jesus Christ. Every claim the enemy has against me is answered by the Cross. Every accusation is silenced by the Blood. I am washed, I am forgiven, I am redeemed.

IN THE NAME OF THE HOLY SPIRIT:

I seal myself in the fire of the Holy Spirit. Let Your presence go with me into every conversation, every meeting, every interaction. Let me be led by Your wisdom and guarded by Your discernment.

I SEAL MY SCHEDULE:

Lord, every appointment, every task, every journey I will make today — I place it under Your protection. Go before me to prepare the way. Stand behind me to guard my back. Walk beside me as my companion.

I SEAL MY RELATIONSHIPS:

Every person I will encounter today — bless our interaction. Guard me from manipulators, from deceivers, and from those who carry spiritual darkness. Give me discernment to recognize wolves dressed as sheep.

I SEAL MY VEHICLE:

As I travel today, surround my car with Your angels. Protect me from accidents, from reckless drivers, and from mechanical failure. Bring me safely to every destination and safely home.

"No weapon that is formed against thee shall prosper: and every tongue that resisteth thee in judgment, thou shalt condemn. This is the inheritance of the servants of the Lord." — Isaiah 54:17

Lord, I step into this day sealed, covered, and protected. Whatever this day brings, I face it with You. Amen.

For a longer morning prayer of protection, one of the oldest there is: the Breastplate of St. Patrick — “Christ with me, Christ before me, Christ behind me.”

Today in the Liturgical Calendar

Tuesday, September 29

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