Traditional Catholic Novenas

Centered on reparation and love.

For help in burdens, labor, and special petitions.

Asking God's powerful help in anguish, pardon in distress, and peace through the Sacred Heart.

To the patroness of sacred music, asking St. Cecilia for purity, praise, and grace to use gifts beautifully for God.

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

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

For help in grief, family suffering, and perseverance at the foot of the Cross.

For comfort in sorrow, perseverance, and maternal help in suffering.

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

For peace, endurance, and confidence when earthly help seems small.

For peace, freedom from fear, and calm under God’s protection in homes, hearts, and nations.

For Mary’s help, protection, victory over evil, and the graces that come through faithful Rosary prayer.

For humility, healing, obedience, and a more generous spirit in suffering.

For immigrants, consolation, practical help, and grace to follow God’s will.

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

For hopeless causes, desperate needs, and grave illness when visible help is urgently needed.

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

For prayer, sacrifice, sickness, purity, and fidelity to Our Lady of Fatima.

Asking his fatherly protection, help in trials, and faithfulness unto a happy death.

For love of the Savior, help in temptation, and confidence in His saving Name.

That unites Marian triumph with humility, poverty of spirit, purity, and yearning for Heaven.

For the Feast of the Holy Name of Jesus, commonly associated in older Roman usage with January 2 when no intervening Sunday took the feast.

Focused on self-oblation, interior life, detachment, and renewal of one’s consecration to God.

For purity, renunciation, fidelity to grace, and growth in the interior dispositions seen in Our Lady from infancy.

Uniting the opening of the civil year to the Circumcision, the first shedding of the Precious Blood, and the Holy Name of Jesus.

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

For zeal, truth, charity, endurance in trial, and a stronger Rosary devotion.

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

For family care, work, purity, protection, and a holy death.

For perseverance in suffering, trust in Christ, Eucharistic love, and obedience to God’s will.

For consolation, family sanctification, and help in distress.

For confidence, consolation, deliverance in temptation, and a deep love for the saving Name of Christ.

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

Suited to the octave days after the Circumcision, especially January 4, keeping the devotion close to the first outpouring of the Precious Blood and the conferral of the Name of Jesus.

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

For bodily and spiritual health, maternal protection, and consolation in affliction.

For urgent help, hard situations, family needs, and freedom for those who feel trapped or burdened.

For fertility, pregnancy, childbirth, nursing, and the grace to live motherhood with peace and trust.

Honoring the Queenship of Mary and asking for peace, salvation, and a heart more fixed on heaven.

Through the seven sorrows and joys of St. Joseph for peace, trust, and deeper devotion to Jesus, Mary, and Joseph.

For deep prayer, humility, strength in temptation, and a burning love of God.

For families, work, protection, and a happy death, prayed in honor of his years with Jesus.