Traditional Catholic Novenas

Of repentance and reconciliation, asking Our Lady of La Salette for help returning to Christian duty and peace with God.

A 54-day Marian consecration for an election, asking for conversion, protection, and leaders who will govern according to moral truth.

For conversion, financial wisdom, honest work, and the grace to follow Christ’s call faithfully.

For spiritual guidance, obedience to the Holy Spirit, conversion, and renewal of Christian faith.

For renewal of faith, conversion, vocations, and perseverance.

For poverty of spirit, contrition, love of the Cross, and final perseverance.

For light in the Faith, peace of conscience, penance, and deeper love of Jesus.

Honoring Our Lady of Champion for conversion, trust, holy courage, and maternal help.

To the Sacred Heart, confidence in Jesus’ mercy, and loving surrender to Him.

For October 17, using the official shrine prayer card text and the institute’s 17th-to-25th monthly practice.

For healing, purity, mercy, and help in urgent need.

For the holy souls, mercy for sinners, family conversion, and deeper union with Christ.

For peace, justice, mercy, and the recognition of Christ’s reign over hearts, families, and nations.

A date-specific St. Catherine Labouré novena for November 19, asking for wisdom, Marian protection, and special graces.

Using his great prayer before Holy Mass, asking for mercy, purity, reverence, and worthy reception of Christ.

For the canonization of Venerable Fulton Sheen and for deeper faith, conversion, and evangelization.

For mercy, peace, blessing on the home, and protection from evil.

Tied devotionally to January 1, honoring the conferral of the Name of Jesus at the Circumcision and asking reparation, reverence, and confidence in His saving Name.

For wise repentance, faithful confession, freedom from sin, and help for those in captivity.

For repentance, confession, mercy, and conversion of heart.

Tied to January 25, asking for healing from addiction, family restoration, and grace for recovery.

For unborn children, protection of life, conversion of hearts, and healing after abortion.

For healing, mercy, comfort, and maternal intercession in suffering.

For repentance, mercy, healing after a chaotic past, and prayer for the homeless and mentally ill.

For repentance, healing, renewal, and rebuilding in the life of the Church.

For purity, penitence, holy fear of sin, and contempt for worldly vanity.

For purity, humility, mercy, and the grace of a holy life and happy death.

For mercy, purity, love of the Passion, and help in present need.

For conversion, fidelity to the Rosary, help in trial, and peace and unity in the Church.

Centered on the Passion of Christ, repentance, conversion, and final perseverance.

For prayer, purity, penance, charity, and zeal for God.

For children, conversion of loved ones, and persevering prayer.

For peace, conversion, reparation, and a deeper love of the Rosary through Our Lady of Fatima.

For travelers, sailors, freedom from destructive habits, and perseverance on the path to God.

To the Holy Name, holy speech, conversion, and faithful communication.

For reparation, conversion, pardon, and deeper Marian devotion.

For repentance, humility, purity, patience, and freedom from judging others.

For holiness, Eucharistic love, penance, and a blessed death.

For repentance, detachment, holy courage, and the conversion of souls.

For mercy, help in distress, healing, and confidence in the redeeming Blood of Christ.

For mercy, help in need, and deeper love for Christ’s saving sacrifice.

For addiction, perseverance, mercy, and hope when a long struggle has not yet ended.

For repentance, contrition, and ardent love of Christ.

For repentance, fidelity after conversion, and deeper love of Christ.

For mental anguish, penance, holy death, and relief for the souls in Purgatory.

To St. Ignatius Loyola, full of old Jesuit themes: conversion, penance, obedience, detachment, and zeal for souls.

For repentance, resistance to temptation, love of Jesus and Mary, and final perseverance.

Honoring his monastic austerity, zeal for the Church, Eucharistic love, and Marian devotion.

A daily prayer guide for St. Michael’s Lent, from August 15 through September 29. The tracker includes all 46 calendar days.

For conversion, healing of memory, deeper holiness, and trust in God’s providence.

For humility, repentance, peace of conscience, and final fidelity.

For repentance, good confession, freedom from sin, and peace of conscience.

Asking to draw closer to Christ crucified and to receive peace, mercy, and strength in suffering.

Centered on the Passion, mercy, family needs, and peace.

For reparation, mercy, conversion, and perseverance to the end.

For consolation, deeper conversion, bold witness, and a fresh outpouring of the Holy Spirit.

An urgent nine-hour devotion to the Infant Jesus, prayed once each hour in a single day.

Of prayers for one recently deceased soul.

Asking mercy for the departed and deeper conversion for ourselves.

For mercy, justice, peace, forgiveness, and the social reign of Christ.

For rescue in temptation, confidence in Mary, and perseverance in grace.

For urgent needs, childlike trust, and help overcoming sin through the Infant Jesus.

For mercy, pardon, obedience, conversion of sinners, and help for the dying.

Suited to the early January feast-tide, asking that the saving Name of Jesus remain the Christian’s strength, consolation, and hope unto death.

For urgent petitions, confidence, gratitude, and trust in the merciful help of the Child Jesus.

Centered on reparation and love.

Linked to St. Bridget of Sweden, prayed for repentance, perseverance, and a holy death.