100 days, the grace of prayer
It leads you to grow!

"Today's Prayer Note" guides us to end our days according to God's Word.
In particular, 'Word of the Day', which helps with daily meditation, introduces words about 'prayer' from the Bible, proverbs, and saints.
Additionally, a short prayer is included each week to enable deeper meditation in daily life.
This allows us to take notes and keep in mind God's grace and the love of the saints for Him.


This notebook, which can be written for a total of 100 days, is good to use when praying for 100 days, but you can also use it according to your own intentions, such as for a 9-day prayer or for prayer during Lent and Advent.
However, even if you don't have a specific purpose, writing these notes will allow you to set aside time to talk with God about your daily life, making it an ideal tool for developing a prayer habit.


Your heart may be small, but prayer will expand it and lead you to love God more.
― Saint John Mary Vianney

What would change if we wrote down our prayers?
A time to experience God in your daily life!

Let's take a moment every morning and evening to begin and end our day with "Today's Prayer Note."
If you write notes at a set time every day, it will be easier to develop a prayer habit.
Here's a three-step prayer routine to help you create the perfect day using these notes:


Step 1: Starting the morning with prayer

First, start the day by saying morning prayers.
Then, write today's date in your notebook and briefly create a prayer intention and prayer plan (prayer, good deeds, reading, etc.) that you can dedicate to get closer to the Lord.
And then, we start the day by reading the 'Word of the Day' which contains the Bible, sayings of saints, and proverbs, and write down a prayer to offer.


Step 2: Daily Life with Prayer

Next, recall the prayer you planned this morning and put it into practice in your daily life so that you can carry it out even during busy moments of the day.


Step 3: Ending the evening with prayer

Finally, before ending the day, I find my own space where no one will disturb me and take a short break.
And after reading and meditating on today's word again, let's write a prayer to offer at the end of the day.
And then I praise myself for my hard work today, offer my evening prayers, and go to bed thanking the Lord for being with me today.


By writing and practicing a prayer log containing your daily prayer plan and the practice of love in your daily life, your conversations with God will feel comfortable and natural, and before you know it, you will find yourself dedicating your life to prayer.
Let's give this notebook as a gift to ourselves, to the precious people around us who come to mind during the year-end and New Year holidays, and to those who are making new resolutions for the New Year.
By writing notes every day, you will be giving yourself time to realize that God is at the center of your daily life.


I hope you all meet God in prayer.
I hope you will encounter Him in the midst of the daily suffering you experience.
In this way, God is always with us.
― Cardinal Kim Soo-hwan