By Fr. Emmanuel Anyan
“I was a Catholic once,” said the lady a few yards from me in the parking lot. “Now I’m a Christian and you can be one as well.” She preceded to hand a tract to a gentleman standing next to the opened trunk of his car. I couldn’t help it.
Divine Mercy prayer to be said at 3 O’Clock (pm) each day. “At three o’clock, implore My mercy, especially for sinners; and, if only for a brief moment, immerse yourself in My Passion, particularly in My abandonment at the moment of agony. This is the hour of great mercy for the whole world. I will allow you to enter into My mortal sorrow. In this hour, I will refuse nothing to the soul that makes a request of Me in virtue of My Passion…” (Diary, 1320).
A letter from French Canadian Catholics to their Catholic leaders.
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Powerful novena to St. Andrew the Apostle prayed 15 times per day from November 30 until December 25. November 30 is the Feast Day of St. Andrew.
May the angels keep you til morning. May they guide you through the night. May they comfort all your sorrows. May they help you win the fight. May they keep watch on your soul. May they show you better ways. May they guard you while you’re sleeping. May they see you through your days. May … Read more Angel Prayer
Prayer to St. Rita, patroness of impossible causes.
A devotion to the archangel, St. Michael, lead to his intervention to save an American soldier in the Korean War.
Prayer to St. Michael the Archangel made famous by a U.S. Marine.
In speaking to you today, my dear brethren, of the dreadful state of the lukewarm soul, my purpose is not to paint for you a terrifying and despairing picture of the soul which is living in mortal sin without even having the wish to escape from this condition. That poor unfortunate creature can but look forward to the wrath of God in the next life. Alas! These sinners hear me; they know well of whom I am speaking at this very moment. . . . We will go no further, for all that I would wish to say would serve only to harden them more. In speaking to you, my brethren, of the lukewarm soul, I do not wish, either, to speak of those who make neither their Easter duty nor their annual Confession.
Intercessory prayer for very difficult or challenging times.