The Blessed Virgin Mary appeared in 1917 to three children in the little village of Fatima, Portugal. She told them to pray the Rosary for peace, for sinners, for World War I to end, and for the conversion of Russia.
Facts about Our Lady of Fatima Novena Feastday: May 13th Novena Starts: May 4th Patron saint of Diocese of Leiria-Fátima Birth: 16 BC Death: Assumed to Heaven
Our Lady of Fatima Novena
Our Lady of Fatima Novena Prayer
(Pray each day for 9 days.)
Most Holy Virgin, who deigned to come to Fatima to reveal to the three little shepherds the treasures of graces hidden in the recitation of the Rosary, inspire our hearts with a sincere love of this devotion, so that by meditating on the mysteries of our redemption that are recalled in it, we may gather the fruits and obtain the conversion of sinners, the conversion of Russia and this favor which I so earnestly seek,
(mention your request)
which I ask of thee in this novena, for the greater Glory of God, for thine own honor and for the good of all people. Amen.
Then pray the… Our Father, Hail Mary Glory Be (three times each)
An incredible, yet lesser known, novena to Our Lady based on her appearance to a man who plotted to murder the Pope in the 1940s. Starts: April 3rd Feastday: April 12th Mary the Virgin of Revelation Introduction Rome, 12th April 1947 It is a spring day in which life seems to awaken after the horrors of World War II. In the Ostiense Station, Bruno Cornacchiola (1913–2001), a Roman tram driver aged 34, together with his children Isola (11), Carlo (7) and Gianfranco (4), missed the train for Ostia and instead headed for Tre Fontane (Three Fountains) the place where St. Paul was martyred and also popular with children because of the handmade chocolate produced by the Trappist Monks. Bruno searched for a quiet place to prepare a speech that he was giving the next day entitled Mary is neither ever Virgin nor immaculate. For Bruno this was an opportunity to become an Adventist Pastor and redeem a past spent in misery and religious ignorance. He was converted to Protestantism by a G
St. Josephine Bakhita was born in Sudan, then kidnapped and sold into slavery. She eventually gained her freedom, became Catholic and entered religious life with the Canossian Daughters of Charity. Facts about St. Josephine Bakhita Novena Feastday: February 8th Novena Starts: January 31st Patron saint of Sudan Birth: 1869 Death: February 8, 1947 St. Josephine Bakhita Novena Prayers (Pray this intro prayer each day before the daily prayer) In You, Lord, I place my hope, I raise my spirit to my God. You are the God of my salvation, every day I hope in You. Do not let me be disappointed! In this novena I humbly ask for (mention request here). Daily Prayers Day 1: Heavenly Father, through the intercession of Saint Bakhita, grant us a great trust in You who are our rock and refuge. Grant that, in every circumstance of life, we may abandon ourselves to you like little children in the arms of the Father. Through Christ Our Lord. Amen. Day 2: Almighty God, through the interc
St Dominic Savio was a heroically devout Italian altar boy who studied under St John Bosco and died at the age of 14. Facts about St Dominic Savio Novena Feastday: March 10th Novena Starts: March 1st Patron saint of choirboys, the falsely accused, and juvenile delinquents Birth: April 2nd, 1842 Death: March 9th, 1857 St Dominic Savio Novena Prayers Day 1: Dear St Dominic Savio, you grew under the supervision and care of St. John Bosco. Witnessing the zeal of your mentor you shared his desire to bring the Lord a great many souls. Despite your frail and weak constitution you devoutly waited for Holy Mass kneeling outside your church until the doors opened despite rain or snow. I pray with the words that you used: O Mary, I give you my heart. Grant me to be always yours. Jesus and Mary, be ever my friends, and, for love of you, grant me to die a thousand deaths rather than to have the misfortune of committing a single mortal sin. Amen. Jesus always spoke of his love
