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Traditional Catholic Prayers before Starting Lectio Divina
Prepare your heart for Lectio Divina with these traditional Catholic Prayers: the Confiteor, prayers to Jesus, the Eternal Father, and to the Holy Spirit.
Traditional Stations of the Cross by St. Alphonsus Liguori
The traditional Stations of the Cross by St. Alphonsus Liguori, or way of the cross, meditates on the 14 stations of the Passion of Christ, publicly prayed on Fridays during Lent.
Unity Prayer for Families through the Flame of Love
This Unity Prayer through the flame of love is a powerful weapon of protection for your family and the whole world against the forces of darkness.
Use Good Discretion to Avoid all Forms of Immoderation
Discover how cultivating the supernatural virtue of discretion conquers the restless pull of worldly pleasures and anchors your soul in holy moderation in this fourteenth meditation on the 35 virtues of St. Hildegard of Bingen.
Viriditas, Ariditas, and the Patience of the Gardener
Drawing on the scholarship of Dr. Sr. Nameeta Renu’s viriditas vs ariditas and the parable of the barren fig tree, this article asks: what if our dryness isn’t the final word, but the very moment the Gardener starts digging?
Virtue of Chastity Controls the Urge to Lust
Stop letting disordered passions steal your interior peace. Discover how cultivating the virtue of chastity, Hildegard style, purifies your heart and transforms your body into a holy reflection of divine love.
Virtue of Justice: Hildegard Insights on Fighting Prejudice
Stop letting prejudice or complacency quiet your conscience. Learn how practicing the virtue of justice, Hildegard style, helps you defend human dignity and firmly align your life with God’s righteous plan.
Virtue of Reverence will Combat the Spirit of Scurrility
Stop letting the temptation toward harsh judgments disrupt your peace. Discover how practicing the virtue of reverence, Hildegard style, purifies your heart and helps you honor the presence of Christ in every soul.
Walking in Your Ways with all my Heart and Soul
Jesus, from today onward I promise to walk in your ways, to belong to you, to be one of your own. I will love you with all my heart and soul.
Washed Clean by a Covenant of Love
First Sunday of Lent, Year B. Washed clean by God’s covenant of love, we follow Jesus into the desert to be tested and strengthened.
We Bless the Name of Jesus Because We Love Him
Beyond a beautiful prayer, blessing His name is a powerful act of reparation for blasphemy, indifference, and the times His name is used in vain. Join us for our 4th catechetical meditation as we unpack the saving power of the Holy Name, from its Hebrew roots to the mystery of the IHS Christogram.
We Know Jesus is the Son of God
“We Know Jesus is the Son of God” – join us in our 32nd Lenten reflection for Liturgical Year I
What Happened in the Garden of Gethsemane? Hear it from Jesus
In 1923, just before she passed away, Servant of God Sr. Josefa Menendez was told by Jesus the depth of His agony in the Garden of Gethsemane.
What is Holy Love? Mental Prayer on the True Lover of Christ
Do I lack holy love for God? This reflection on “The Proving of a True Lover” by Thomas a Kempis and the Gospel of John challenges you on whether you are a true lover of God.
When the Devil Entered Judas; Christ’s Agony
When the devil entered Judas it gave our Lord’s Sacred Heart an agony both spiritual and physical. This is a contemplative prayer of adoration on the Passion of our Lord Jesus Christ for Good Friday.
Whoever Lives the Truth Comes to the Light
Fourth Sunday of Lent, Year B. God so loved the world that He sent His Son, and whoever lives the truth comes into the light.
Why is Love Necessary? And What is Real Love?
Why is love necessary? Why do humans crave to be loved? What is real love? Do we really understand how to love? This meditation examines the virtue of love.
Words of Jesus, Convert My Heart From Sin
“Words of Jesus, Convert My Heart From Sin” – Join us in our 6th Lenten reflection for Liturgical Year I
You Are Christ: St. Augustine’s Prayer of Adoration
Pray St. Augustine’s profound “You Are Christ” prayer of adoration. Perfect for Holy Communion, thanksgiving, and resting in the love of Jesus.
You are Merciful to Me, I Love You Lord, I’ll Obey Your Laws
Third Sunday of Lent, Year B. God’s law is mercy in disguise, and Jesus cleanses the Temple to make room for true worship.
You are my Refuge Lord Deliver Me from Trouble
You are my refuge Lord Jesus Christ. I know you and where you are from. I trust you. Lord deliver me from trouble and rescue me from all distress.
You Bring My Dead Soul Back to Abundant Life
“You Bring My Dead Soul Back to Abundant Life” – Join us in our 15th Lenten reflection for Liturgical Year I
You Forgive My Iniquities, Let Me Love With Mercy
“You Forgive My Iniquities, Let Me Love With Mercy” – Join us in our 10th Lenten reflection for Liturgical Year I
You Humbled Yourself to be Crucified Because You Love Me
Palm Sunday, Year B. Jesus humbles Himself to enter Jerusalem, and soon after, humbles Himself even to death, for love of us.
You Overcame Temptation So I Could be Free
Sunday of Lent, Year A. Jesus overcomes temptation in the desert so we can find strength in our own weakest moments.
You Want My Humility, Not My Public Sacrifices
“You Want My Humility, Not My Public Sacrifices” -Join us in our 21st Lenten reflection for Liturgical Year I
You Will Answer My Prayers Because You Love Me
“You Will Answer My Prayers Because You Love Me” – Join us in our 7th Lenten reflection for Liturgical Year I
You will Preserve Me so I Entrust Myself to You
God, you will preserve me from my enemies so I entrust myself to you. My shield and my deliverer, teach me humility and self-abasement.
Your Sacrifice has Restored Me to the Father
“Your Sacrifice has Restored me to the Father” – Join us in our 14th Lenten reflection for Liturgical Year I
Your Works are Holy and Your Ways are Just
“Your Works are Holy and Your Ways are Just” – join us in our 24th Lenten reflection for Liturgical Year I
Prays on Website with PDF Downloads Available
PDF Download Prayers are in alphabetical order.