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Traditional liturgical calendar
Thursday, October 29th

Pray today
A nine-day arrangement, made in 2026, of the complete Litany of the Saints in Father Hammer's 1909 prayer book, including Psalm 69, responses, all concluding collects, and final prayers. This is a different identified historical devotion from the former Lasance citation.
Seasonal prayer: Litany of Loreto.

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Saint life from Butler
Thursday, October 29th
St. Narcissus is remembered as grave, almost austere, and deeply peaceful. He did not need to defend himself loudly when he was slandered, and his quiet return to pastoral care makes this life memorable.
Traditional liturgical calendar
The saint life above follows Butler's calendar. The Church observance below follows the traditional liturgical calendar, so the names may differ.
Seasonal prayer and a fresh selection of readings each day

Time after Pentecost · the older seasonal custom
Keep the Resurrection, Ascension, and glory of Our Lord before your prayer.
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St. Francis de Sales
Reflect on why God made you: to know Him, love Him, and use the gifts He has given you in His service.
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St. Francis de Sales
Recall God’s gifts of body, mind, and grace. Let gratitude lead you to prayer and a concrete resolution to serve Him.
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St. Francis de Sales
Reflect on sin and ingratitude, ask God’s pardon, and resolve to return to Him with confidence in His mercy.
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The mysteries of Our Lord and Our Lady
Keep the principal mysteries in mind as you pray each decade.
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The Passion of Our Lord
Follow the traditional fourteen stations with a meditation at each one.
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From The New Raccolta, 1903
Pray the chaplet with its seven traditional meditations.
Meditate on the Sorrows →Scripture for today
Holy Scripture
Come to me, all you that labour, and are burdened, and I will refresh you.
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I am the vine: you the branches: he that abideth in me, and I in him, the same beareth much fruit: for without me you can do nothing.
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That was the true light, which enlighteneth every man that cometh into this world.
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Traditional prayers of invocation and response

Traditional litany
A litany honoring the holy and saving name of Jesus.
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Traditional litany
A litany of reparation and petition to the Most Sacred Heart of Jesus.
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Traditional litany
A litany honoring the Most Precious Blood of Christ.
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Traditional litany
A Marian litany honoring Our Lady under her ancient titles.
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Free daily prayer guide
Begin with the Morning Offering, prayed slowly and attentively. Add the other prayers when you have time.
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Free daily prayer guide
For a short night prayer, begin with the Night Prayer by St. Alphonsus. It brings together thanksgiving, an offering of your sleep, and trust in God.
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Free daily prayer guide
For thanksgiving after Communion, begin with the Anima Christi and allow time for quiet prayer. If you cannot receive sacramentally, go to the Act of Spiritual Communion below.
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Prepare for confession
A calm guide to examine your conscience and prepare for confession.
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Pray the Rosary
Today’s mysteries, customary prayers, and a simple way to pray them.
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Follow the Mass
Read the Ordinary and the day’s Proper in English and Latin.
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