O Mary, Mother of God and our Mother, in this time of trial we turn to you.  As our Mother, you love us and know us: no concern of our hearts is hidden from you.  Mother of mercy, how often we have experienced your watchful care and your peaceful presence!  You never cease to guide us to Jesus, the Prince of Peace.

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Tamai  ‘Ofa,  ‘i  ho’o  ‘ofa  ta’e  fakangatangata

ki  he  kakai  kotoa  pe,

‘Alo  ‘ofa  kiate  kinautolu  ‘oku  tau’aki  kihe  mate.

Tamai  ‘oe  kaunga ongo’i,

‘ihe  ‘ofa  na’ake  ma’u  meia  Malia,

fa’e  ho  ‘Alo  ko  Sesu.

Fakamolemole’i  ‘ae  angahala  ‘akinautolu  kotoa  pe,

‘ihe  fai  fononga  ‘oe  mo’ui,’oku  nau  lolotonga  tau’aki

kihe  mate.

‘Otua  ‘ofa  ‘ihe  kole  ‘a  Malia  ho’o  fa’e.

Fakaloto  lahi’i  ‘akinautolu  ‘oku  tau’aki  kihe  mate  ‘aki’

ae  me’a’ofa  ‘oe  ‘Amanaki  Lelei, Loto  lahi  moe  Nonga

Sesu  ‘iho’o  ‘ofa  ‘oku  mo’ui.

‘Omai  ‘ae  tau’aki  kihe  mate, kihe  mo’ui  kakato  mo

haohaoa.

Sesu  ‘ihe  ‘ofa  ‘oku  ke  ma’u  mei  he  mafu  ho’o  fa’e.

‘Ofa’i  ‘akinautolu  ‘oku  tau’aki  kihe  mate.

Sesu  ‘ihe  kakasia  fakamo’ui.

Ke  hoko  ‘ae  fakatupu  kotoa  pe,  ke  nau  a’usia  ‘ae

Tumutumu  ho’o  ‘ofa.

Sesu  ‘ofa’i   makehe  ‘ae  fanau  valevale.

Ke  hoko  ‘ae  ‘ofa  mo’ui  ‘o  Kalevale,  ke  nau  tali,

faka’apa’apa’i  ‘ae  mo’ui  kakato.

Hoholi  ‘ae  loto  kihe  kau  faingata’a’ia kenau,

ma’u  e  nonga ‘ihe  Laumalie  ‘oe  ‘Otua.

Fakamo’ui  kinautolu  ‘Eiki.

Laumalie  ‘Ofa  moe  Nonga  ‘ae  ‘Otua.

‘Alo  ‘ofa  kiate  kinautolu  kotoa  pe  ‘oku  tau’aki

kihe mate

Malia  ‘i  ho’o  ‘ofa  kihe  kakai  kotoa  pe

‘Alo’ofa  kiate  kinautolu  ‘oku  tau’aki  kihe  mate

‘I Kalevale  na’ake  lotua

‘ae  kakai  ‘oke  nau  tau’aki  kihe  mate

Hufia kinautolu.

Malia  ‘i ho’o  kataki’  moe  mamahi  ‘o  Kalevale.

Koe  Ta’ata’a  na’e  lilingi  ke  fakahaofi ‘aki  nautolu  ‘oku

faingata’a’ia  mo  tau’aki  kihe  mate.

Kau  Ma’oni’oni  ‘ae  ‘Otua  ‘iho’o  mou  ‘ofa.

Tokoni’i  ‘akinautolu  ‘oku  nau  ofi  mo  mei  a’u  e

fononga kihe  taulanga.

Kau  Angelo  ‘ae  ‘Otua,  ‘ihe  tauhi  moe  malu’i  ‘o

kimautolu ‘ihe  fononga  ‘anga.

Malu’i  kimautolu  ‘ihe  ’emau  fiema’u  kotoa  pe.

E to mātou Matua i te rangi,

kia whakatapua tōu ingoa,

kia tae mai tōu rangatiratanga,

kia whakaritea tōu hiahia i te whenua

kia pērā anō i tō te rangi.

Homai ki a mātou aianei he taro mā mātou mō tēnei rā.

Whakakāhoretia ō mātou hara, me mātou

e whakakore nei i ngā hara o te hunga

e hara ana ki a mātou.

Kaua mātou e tukua kia whakawaia,

Engari whakaorangia mātou i te kino

From Prayers in Common Use, Ko Ngā Karakia o Ia Rā

Loving God, we stand in awe at the power of creation seen in

volcano and tsunami, recognising the smallness and weakness of

our own existence. Yet you tell us that each person is special and

important to you, and in that confidence we hold before

you the people of Tonga as they deal with the

aftermath of the volcanic eruption.

We give thanks for the moves within the Pacific and the

wider international community to provide support for Tonga.

And although now everything is dismal and grey from volcanic ash,

may the people of Tonga be able to hold on to the hope

of the return of colour and joy to their land

Author Unknown