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    Opening Prayer: Bantasan, Tristan Marco A. Grade 9 - Potassium 02/20/12

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    The prayer begins by invoking God, thanking Him for dying for sins and asking for forgiveness. It thanks God for the gift of life, a wonderful evening, and for bringing everyone together safely for the symbolic passing of responsibility from seniors to juniors. The prayer asks for God's blessings and Holy Spirit to guide the event, fill students with wisdom, and make it a successful and fun experience that will be cherished. It ends in the name of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.

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    Opening Prayer: Bantasan, Tristan Marco A. Grade 9 - Potassium 02/20/12

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    The prayer begins by invoking God, thanking Him for dying for sins and asking for forgiveness. It thanks God for the gift of life, a wonderful evening, and for bringing everyone together safely for the symbolic passing of responsibility from seniors to juniors. The prayer asks for God's blessings and Holy Spirit to guide the event, fill students with wisdom, and make it a successful and fun experience that will be cherished. It ends in the name of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.

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    The prayer begins by invoking God, thanking Him for dying for sins and asking for forgiveness. It thanks God for the gift of life, a wonderful evening, and for bringing everyone together safely for the symbolic passing of responsibility from seniors to juniors. The prayer asks for God's blessings and Holy Spirit to guide the event, fill students with wisdom, and make it a successful and fun experience that will be cherished. It ends in the name of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.

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    Opening Prayer: Bantasan, Tristan Marco A. Grade 9 - Potassium 02/20/12

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    The prayer begins by invoking God, thanking Him for dying for sins and asking for forgiveness. It thanks God for the gift of life, a wonderful evening, and for bringing everyone together safely for the symbolic passing of responsibility from seniors to juniors. The prayer asks for God's blessings and Holy Spirit to guide the event, fill students with wisdom, and make it a successful and fun experience that will be cherished. It ends in the name of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.

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    Opening Prayer

    Let us put ourselves in the presence of our Lord,


    In the Name of The Father and of The Son and of The Holy
    Spirit, Amen

    Almighty, omnipotent and all loving God, we praise Your


    name oh Lord for dying for our sins. We lament and repent the
    wickedness and misdeeds we have transgressed to the people
    and things around us and especially to You Lord. We ask You Lord
    for Your forgiveness and mercy. Thank You for the gift of life.
    Thank You, Lord, for this wonderful evening. We are grateful that
    everyone arrived here safe and sound. Thank You, Lord, for all the
    hard work that has been exerted to make this symbolic event
    possible. We thank You for bringing us together for this night of
    great significance.
    Tonight marks the passing of responsibility of the seniors to
    the juniors. It signifies an important stage of maturity for us,
    students, present here. We pray for Your divine blessings to guide
    us in turning this affair into a successful and fun-filled one. May
    Your Holy Spirit fill us with the wisdom to equip us with
    meaningful ruminations this night that well cherish through a
    lifetime.
    Bantasan, Tristan Marco A.

    Grade 9 Potassium

    02/20/12

    This we ask through Christ our Lord, Amen


    In the Name of The Father and of The Son and of The Holy
    Spirit, Amen

    Bantasan, Tristan Marco A.

    Grade 9 Potassium

    02/20/12

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