Prayers of the Catholic Church, prayer resources, and reflections.
A devotion to the wounds of Jesus might be a bit odd to some people, but it actually stemmed from a medieval practice and became popular during the 12th and 13th centuries. Looking into Jesus’ suffering on the cross reveals His unconditional love for us, and can give us a deeper understanding and perspective on […]
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If you’re looking for a way to spend more time with Christ, then we have the perfect solution for you! The Pray More Healing Retreat is a do-it-yourself retreat, but you’re not doing it alone — we’re doing it with you! The retreat focuses on seeking healing, growing closer to God through your situation, and
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When we feel that we are in danger or would like to ask for protection, we run to St. Michael the Archangel. We often pray to him to shield us from harm and keep us safe as we go through our day. Who is St. Michael the Archangel? Who is St. Michael the Archangel? Is
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Prayer by definition is a “an address (such as a petition) to God or a god in word or thought” . For us Catholics, Prayer is more than just expressing a petition, it is a heart to heart relationship with God. Developing an intimate prayer life with the Lord, will help us to fully know Him, love
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When the clock strikes at 12 noon it is customary to pray the Angelus, however during the season of Easter, the Angelus is replaced by the Regina Coeli Prayer. The term “Regina Coeli” is derived from the Latin phrase “Queen of Heaven” that signifies a tribute to the Blessed Virgin Mother and Jesus’ resurrection. The Regina
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It is always important to pray for the deceased and for our loved ones who have departed. You can pray The Responsory for the Dead anytime, but more importantly after a death of a person, during cemetery visits as well as funeral visits. The Responsory For the Dead V. Do not remember my sins, O
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If you ever find yourself in a situation that you can not receive the Holy Eucharist physically, there is an option for you to do an Act of Spiritual Communion. An Act of Spiritual Communion is a devotion and a great accessible way for us to nurture our love for The Eucharist. The Practice of
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If you want to spend your time focusing on the Lord this Lent, check out the Pray More Online Lenten Retreat! This retreat is an online self-paced retreat that you can do anytime, anywhere. The retreat has 6 speakers featuring 20 video talks on topics that can help you have a more meaningful Lent. The
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If you’d like to learn more about how to pray for healing then the 2020 Pray More online Healing Retreat might be for you! The Pray More Lenten Healing is a self-paced, online retreat. It’s just like an in-person retreat that you can experience at home — anywhere, anytime. There are five speakers for this
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The couple that runs Pray More Novenas also creates a few online retreats throughout the year, and their online Advent retreat is just about to begin! It’s called The Pray More Advent Retreat. It starts on on December 2nd — that’s just a few days away! You can sign up for it here. The Pray More Advent Retreat
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