Intercessory (adjective)

Relating to or serving as an intercession; making a request for help or support on behalf of another person.

Origin:

Late 16th century: from latin intercessorius, from intercessor 'intercessor' (see intercessor).

Examples:

1. The intercessory prayers were offered for the sick and dying.
2. The bishop's intercessory role was to mediate between the king and the people.
3. The intercessory services of the chaplain were invaluable to the prisoners.
4. The intercessory nature of the church's ministry helped many in need.
5. The intercessory mission of the organization was to advocate for social justice on behalf of the oppressed.