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A starting point for study · Catechism 2803–2854

The seven petitions

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The petitions ask that God’s name be honored, his kingdom come, and his will be done; then for daily bread, forgiveness, help in temptation, and deliverance from evil. Their order forms both desire and action. Asking for bread calls attention to the hungry; asking forgiveness involves becoming willing to forgive. Prayer does not remove the need to resist harm and seek justice.

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