Traditional Catholic Novenas

Invoking the Fourteen Holy Helpers together for strong intercession in serious trouble, sickness, temptation, and fear.

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

For healing, consolation, strength, and trust in God’s providence.

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

For hope, family charity, reverence at Mass, Eucharistic love, and comfort in distress.

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

For health, purity, family protection, and Marian help for the living and the dead.

For healing, protection, and help through Mary’s intercession.

For healing, holiness, and generous love for the poor.

For Christian unity, healing, obedience, and missionary courage.

For courage, missionary charity, strength in suffering, and help for the bullied.

For missionary zeal, family healing, vocations, and courage in God’s will.

For Eucharistic love, prayer, service, and holy vocations.

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

For courage, steadfast faith, healing of soul, and endurance under suffering.

For the sick and suffering, lively faith, purity, and perseverance in Christian duty.

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

For protection of the throat, healing, sincere confession, and deliverance from bodily and spiritual harm.

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

For strong faith, hope, purity, courage against sin, and perseverance toward salvation.

For constancy in the Faith, courage in suffering, and final perseverance.

For the sick, patient endurance in illness, and charitable service.

For healing, safe travel, protection, and guidance in uncertain roads.

For sickness, healing, bodily and spiritual health, and patient trust in God during suffering.

For heavenly-mindedness, detachment from earthly things, family needs, and eternal salvation.

For courage, faith, and protection from fear of man.

For healing, consolation, strength, and trust in God's providence.

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

For Cuba, families, children, hope in suffering, and help for the sick through Our Lady of Charity.

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

For the abandoned, the homeless, the mentally ill, and all who fear being left alone or forgotten.

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

For marriage, parenting, illness, mental anguish, and holy perseverance in family life.

For purity, healing, and courage through bodily suffering and assault.

For healing, humility, and loving service through the help of St. Joseph.

For missionaries, teachers, the afflicted, and help through the Immaculate Heart of Mary.

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

For the poor, the homeless, mental affliction, humility, and adoration.

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

For healing, trust in God, detachment from the world, and help in urgent needs.

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

To St. Corona against pandemics, plagues, fear, and sickness, asking both bodily protection and readiness in grace.

For mental afflictions, consolation, patience, and hope in long or hidden suffering.

For abused and abandoned children, disabled people, family healing, and protection for the vulnerable.

For healing, compassionate medical care, honest work, and hope for the suffering.

For healing, patient endurance, and sanctification through suffering.

For trust, refuge in God, and healing for those who have known bondage or suffering.

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

For justice, Eucharistic love, missionary generosity, and fidelity in serving neglected communities.

For physicians, artists, compassion in service, and deeper understanding of Christ’s life and words.

For chronic pain, trust in illness, patient endurance, and help for the sick.

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

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

For generous service, mercy toward the outcast, and strength in suffering.

For humility, charity, healing, trust in God, and grace against racism and pride.

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

For eyesight, healing, and protection from darkness of body and soul.

For the sick, especially those facing cancer or incurable illness, asking both healing and patient endurance.

For clergy, conscience, healing, and courage in defending the rights of the Church.

For purity of heart, endurance in suffering, and a more confident love of the Cross.

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

The classic 54-Day Rosary Novena: a sustained Rosary devotion of petition and thanksgiving made over 54 consecutive days.

For courage, steadfast faith, and joyful witness under trial.

For merciful help, trust, consolation, and loving protection under her mantle.

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

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

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

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 purity, confidence in Our Lady, and preparation for the Feast of the Immaculate Conception.

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 peace in conflict, prudent speech, and wise reconciliation.

For families in distress, peace after betrayal, and perseverance through unjust suffering.

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

For tooth pain, bodily suffering, perseverance, and courage under trial.

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

For Catholic education, pastoral charity, missionary zeal, and perseverance in serving souls.