Catholic novena
St. Andrew Avellino Novena
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Intercede Catholic Novenas, St Andrew Avellino Novena page, https://catholicnovenaapp.com/novenas/st-andrew-avellino-novena/ Text verification, 21 October 2026: Restore the source intention cue; no prayer words were otherwise missing. This is a later devotional witness. This comparison does not establish pre-1962 provenance for the exact English wording. Daily thematic titles are editorial aids; the cited source repeats its prayer sequence each day.
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- A novena to St. Andrew Avellino for final perseverance, help at death, and protection from sudden death.
- Often prayed for
- Prayed against sudden death, for final perseverance, for help in temptation, and for time to receive the sacraments well.
- Suggested start
- November 1, 2026. You may also begin this novena at any time.
- Length
- 9 days
- Feast
- November 10
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About This Novena
This novena turns to St. Andrew Avellino as a priest remembered for holiness, penance, and a special intercession for a well-prepared death.
Traditionally prayed for
Often prayed for against sudden death, happy death, Naples, Sicily, and the dying.
Usual timing
November 1 through November 9, or any time
Day 1 of 9
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In the Name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit.
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O most glorious Saint Andrew Avellino, whom God has made our protector against apoplexy, seeing that you yourself did die of that disease, we earnestly pray to you to preserve us from an evil so dangerous and so common.
By the intercession of St Andrew, stricken with apoplexy, from a sudden and unprovoked death, Deliver us, O Lord.
O most glorious saint, if ever by the just judgment of God we should be stricken by any fatal illness, we earnestly beseech you to obtain for us time enough to receive the Last Sacraments and die in the grace of God.
By the intercession of St Andrew, stricken with apoplexy, from a sudden and unprovoked death, Deliver us, O Lord.
O most glorious saint, who didst endure, before dying, a terrible agony, through the assaults of the devil, from which the Blessed Virgin and St. Michael delivered you, we earnestly beseech you to assist us in the tremendous moment of our death.
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By the intercession of St Andrew, stricken with apoplexy, from a sudden and unprovoked death, Deliver us, O Lord.
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St Andrew, Pray for us.
St Andrew, Pray for us.
St Andrew, Pray for us.
In the Name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit.
Amen.
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A novena to St. Andrew Avellino for final perseverance, help at death, and protection from sudden death.
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Description
This novena turns to St. Andrew Avellino as a priest remembered for holiness, penance, and a special intercession for a well-prepared death.
Traditionally invoked as patron of
against sudden death, happy death, Naples, Sicily, the dying
Traditionally prayed for
Often prayed for against sudden death, happy death, Naples, Sicily, and the dying.
Usual timing
November 1 through November 9, or any time
Saint Andrew Avellino, traditional devotional image