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Results for “Most Holy Name of Jesus”.
Charles V. Lacey's historical 54-day Rosary novena: twenty-seven days in petition followed by twenty-seven in thanksgiving, with the complete offerings, fifteen mystery meditations, bouquet prayers, Spiritual Communion, and concluding prayers.
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The complete 1909 Annunciation novena from Father Bonaventure Hammer, with nine different meditations, practices, and prayers. This is a different historical edition from the Angelus arrangement previously shown.
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For the canonization of Blessed Fulton Sheen and for deeper faith, conversion, and evangelization.
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For peace, justice, mercy, and the recognition of Christ’s reign over hearts, families, and nations.
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The complete Corpus Christi novena printed by Father Lasance in 1904. The same full prayer is repeated each day. Its original community setting is retained.
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All fifteen prayers in honour of the Sacred Wounds, followed by the printed conclusion, from William Gahan's 1844 prayer manual. This edition repeats the complete set each day. The one-year tracker supports the customary year-long practice; the 1844 section does not prescribe a 365-day term.
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Centered on the Passion, mercy, family needs, and peace.
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The complete Holy Cloak daily prayer sequence shared by Divine Mercy for America: offering, six prayers, supplications, invocations, the Litany of St. Joseph, the Holy Cloak closing and the final prayer. This is a modern English edition whose exact wording has not been verified in a pre-1962 source. The same full sequence is repeated daily for thirty days.
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Asking to draw closer to Christ crucified and to receive peace, mercy, and strength in suffering.
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The complete nine-day Novena to the Holy Face from the 1887 Manual of the Archconfraternity: a different meditation each day, with the opening prayer, three reflections, act, virtue, spiritual bouquet, aspirations and closing prayer. This historical edition differs from the modern psalm-by-day novena previously cited.
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The complete Novena in Honor of the Holy Name of Jesus from Blessed Be God (1925). This proper historical edition repeats the same full prayer each day. Its printed novena does not prescribe an added litany; it differs from the longer modern web arrangement previously cited.
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The Holy Ghost Fathers novena for the seven gifts, with a different meditation and prayer for each of the nine days. Each day includes one Our Father, one Hail Mary, seven Glory Be prayers, the Act of Consecration, and the Prayer for the Seven Gifts.
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For peace, blessings, financial help, and childlike trust in Jesus.
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For help against sin and evil, protection of the Church, and steady help in temptation and trial.
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From the English 1887 manual, with different readings for every day. It replaces the incomplete modern edition previously shown on this route.
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Asking mercy for the departed and deeper conversion for ourselves.
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Uniting the opening of the civil year to the Circumcision, the first shedding of the Precious Blood, and the Holy Name of Jesus.
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Centered on the Passion of Christ, repentance, conversion, and final perseverance.
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Novena to Blessed Father Timothy Giaccardo
The complete repeated daily prayer set from the credited Catholic Doors modern witness, including its prayer for canonization, one Our Father, one Hail Mary, one Glory Be and three invocations. An older edition for this wording has not been verified.
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From the English 1887 manual, with different readings for every day. It replaces the incomplete modern edition previously shown on this route.
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For help in a present need while placing the request under the good of the Church and the salvation of the soul.
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For peace, refuge, consolation, and protection from the enemy under Mary's patronage.
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For help in grief, family suffering, and perseverance at the foot of the Cross.
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The complete 1910 Raccolta edition of the prayer to St. Anne. This reader arranges that complete historical prayer for nine consecutive days; it is a different edition from the longer devotion previously shown.
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In honor of St. Blase, from Father Bonaventure Hammer's 1909 devotional manual. The same full prayer is said on each of the nine days.
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The complete 1910 Raccolta edition of the three prayers to St. Dominic. This reader arranges that complete historical prayer for nine consecutive days; it is a different edition from the longer devotion previously shown.
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For right belief, courage in defending the faith, and reverent understanding of the Holy Trinity.
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The complete 1910 Raccolta edition of the prayer to St. Joachim. This reader arranges that complete historical prayer for nine consecutive days; it is a different edition from the longer devotion previously shown.
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For repentance, detachment, holy courage, and the conversion of souls.
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For holiness, Eucharistic love, penance, and a blessed death.
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For courage, fidelity under trial, and purity from sinful desires.
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Using the older Raccolta prayers for living faith, firm hope, ardent charity, and the preservation of sight.
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The complete 1910 Raccolta edition of the prayer to St. Nicholas of Bari. This reader arranges that complete historical prayer for nine consecutive days; it is a different edition from the longer devotion previously shown.
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For courage, steadfast faith, healing of soul, and endurance under suffering.
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To St. Thérèse of Lisieux from a 1956 prayer book bearing an imprimatur, with a distinct prayer and spiritual thought for every day.
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For mercy, pardon, obedience, conversion of sinners, and help for the dying.
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The Holy Ghost Fathers novena for the seven gifts, with a different meditation and prayer for each of the nine days. Each day includes one Our Father, one Hail Mary, seven Glory Be prayers, the Act of Consecration, and the Prayer for the Seven Gifts.
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For confidence, consolation, deliverance in temptation, and a deep love for the saving Name of Christ.
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The complete Holy Name novena from Father Lasance's Prayer-book for Religious (1904). This same verified edition is used here in place of the earlier prayer whose claimed edition could not be established.
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The complete Holy Name novena from Father Lasance's Prayer-book for Religious (1904). This same verified edition is used here in place of the earlier prayer whose claimed edition could not be established.
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The complete Holy Name novena from Father Lasance's Prayer-book for Religious (1904). This same verified edition is used here in place of the earlier prayer whose claimed edition could not be established.
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The complete Holy Name novena from Father Lasance's Prayer-book for Religious (1904). This same verified edition is used here in place of the earlier prayer whose claimed edition could not be established.
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For urgent petitions, confidence, gratitude, and trust in the merciful help of the Child Jesus.
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For help in temptation, loving remembrance of Mary, and a holy death.
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Nine meditations with their complete Affections and Prayers, from the 1887 English edition of St. Alphonsus Liguori.
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Honoring Our Lady of Champion for conversion, trust, holy courage, and maternal help.
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For Cuba, families, children, hope in suffering, and help for the sick through Our Lady of Charity.
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For peace, conversion, reparation, and a deeper love of the Rosary through Our Lady of Fatima.
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For bodily and spiritual health, maternal protection, and consolation in affliction.
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Seeking needed graces, confidence in Mary’s maternal care, and help in pressing needs.
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For peace, endurance, and confidence when earthly help seems small.
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For fertility, pregnancy, childbirth, nursing, and the grace to live motherhood with peace and trust.
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For finding a home, peace in family life, safety in travel, and confidence in Mary’s help.
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For Mary’s help, protection, victory over evil, and the graces that come through faithful Rosary prayer.
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Honoring the Queenship of Mary and asking for peace, salvation, and a heart more fixed on heaven.
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For unborn children, protection of life, conversion of hearts, and healing after abortion.
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For purity, brave confession of Christ, and trust in God under trial.
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The complete Novena to St. Anne from Blessed Be God (1925), with its three sets of Our Father, Hail Mary and Glory Be written out. This historical edition repeats the same prayer each day. You may bring a hope for marriage or another personal intention; it is a different edition from the modern nine-changing-prayer novena previously cited.
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For the poor, the homeless, mental affliction, humility, and adoration.
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For humility, healing, obedience, and a more generous spirit in suffering.
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For families, schools, holy surrender, and trust in God’s will.
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A complete historical general saint novena, applied to St. Francis of Assisi in 2026 as the source directions allow. This different complete edition repeats the same prayer each day; it does not claim to restore the former proper readings, litany, or hymn.
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For the holy souls, mercy for sinners, family conversion, and deeper union with Christ.
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For daily work, agriculture, humility, providence, and a fruitful interior life.
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For prayer, sacrifice, sickness, purity, and fidelity to Our Lady of Fatima.
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For right belief, holy teaching, theology students, and courage to speak the truth clearly.
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For contemplative prayer, spiritual endurance, abandonment to God’s will, and love of the Cross.
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For purity, deep love of Christ, filial devotion to Mary, and faithful friendship with God.
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For employment, dignity in labor, provision, holiness in daily work, and final perseverance.
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For hopeless causes, desperate needs, and grave illness when visible help is urgently needed.
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For Marian devotion, renewal of baptismal promises, and a deeper life in Christ through Mary.
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For physicians, artists, compassion in service, and deeper understanding of Christ’s life and words.
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To the Sacred Heart, confidence in Jesus’ mercy, and loving surrender to Him.
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For deep prayer, humility, strength in temptation, and a burning love of God.
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For repentance, fidelity after conversion, and deeper love of Christ.
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For Eucharistic love, faithful adoration, humility, and peace in Christ’s reign.
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For forgiveness, perseverance under suffering, and the grace to remain faithful to Christ to the end.
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Through the seven sorrows and joys of St. Joseph for peace, trust, and deeper devotion to Jesus, Mary, and Joseph.
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For purity, humility, mercy, and the grace of a holy life and happy death.
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The complete Thirty Days Prayer to St. Joseph for a happy death and other good intentions, from Blessed Be God (1925). This historical edition repeats the same full prayer on all thirty days.
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For prompt help, spiritual blessings, and peace at the hour of death.
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