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Pray the chapletSeptember 15
The Feast of the Seven Sorrows of the Blessed Virgin Mary
Pray the traditional Seven Sorrows chaplet with Novena Regina. The prayers, printable guide, complete reader, and paperback companion are gathered here for the feast.
On the 1962 Roman calendar, September 15 is the Seven Sorrows of the Blessed Virgin Mary, Class II.
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Print a short black-and-white guide with the full prayer order and a labeled bead diagram.
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Read the complete online edition with Servite history, Gospel readings, meditations, and source notes.
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Printed companion
The Seven Sorrows of Our Lady
Learn the Rosary of the Seven Sorrows and pray it with understanding. Historical prayers, Gospel readings, and reflections help you keep company with Our Lady at the foot of the Cross.
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The seven meditations
From Simeon’s prophecy to the tomb
The chaplet keeps the heart close to Our Lady’s sorrows and to the Passion of her Son. Announce each Sorrow, then pray one Our Father and seven Hail Marys.
- The Prophecy of Simeon
- The Flight into Egypt
- The Loss of Jesus for Three Days
- Mary Meets Jesus Carrying the Cross
- The Crucifixion and Death of Jesus
- The Body of Jesus Is Placed in Mary’s Arms
- The Burial of Jesus
Traditional calendar
September 15 on the 1962 Roman calendar
Novena Regina lists the day as Seven Sorrows of the Blessed Virgin Mary, with the commemoration of S. Nicomedes.