Your devotional life
First Fridays and First Saturdays
Keep a simple record as you practice these devotions to the Sacred Heart of Jesus and the Immaculate Heart of Mary.
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Nine First Fridays
Keep a personal record of Holy Communion on the first Friday of nine consecutive months in honor of the Sacred Heart of Jesus.
The calendar file includes the next 12 dates and a suggested alert the day before. Your calendar controls whether alerts appear.
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About this devotion and its sources
- The devotion is practiced on the first Friday of nine consecutive months. These checkboxes are your personal record.
- Follow the Church's usual preparation for Holy Communion. A confession date alone does not establish readiness to receive.
- This voluntary devotion is part of a continuing life of faith and repentance. A completed record does not judge your spiritual state or guarantee salvation.
- For illness, missed months, or questions about your circumstances, ask your priest. You can correct your record at any time.
Five First Saturdays
Keep a personal record of five consecutive First Saturdays in reparation to the Immaculate Heart of Mary.
The calendar file includes the next 12 dates and a suggested alert the day before. Your calendar controls whether alerts appear.
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About this devotion and its sources
- The devotion is practiced on the first Saturday of five consecutive months. The meditation is in addition to praying the Rosary.
- The World Apostolate of Fatima USA gives eight days before or after the First Saturday as the usual window for confession. Ask your priest about circumstances that make this difficult.
- The World Apostolate also notes that Holy Communion may be received at a Saturday evening anticipatory Mass. Follow the Church's usual preparation for Holy Communion.
- These checkboxes record what you choose to enter. They do not judge your spiritual state or certify that devotional conditions have been fulfilled.
- You may continue the devotion after five months. Ask your priest about missed months or other questions, and correct your record whenever needed.