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Pray the Angelus 

The Angelus is traditionally prayed 3 times a day:
🔹 Morning – usually around 6:00 AM
🔹 Noon – around 12:00 PM  
🔹 Evening – around 6:00 PM

PURPOSE :
The Angelus helps Christians pause and remember the mystery of the Incarnation – when God became human in Jesus through Mary’s “yes” to the angel Gabriel.

1. Meditates on the Incarnation: 
The verses and Hail Marys walk through Luke 1:26-38, keeping the center of the faith in focus throughout the day.

2. Imitates Mary’s openness: 
It invites you to take Mary as an example of saying “yes” to God’s plan, even when it’s unexpected.

3. Asks for grace and intercession: 
The concluding prayer asks God to pour grace into our hearts so that through Christ’s Passion and Cross we may be brought to the glory of the Resurrection.

The Angelus

ORDINARY TIME is the part of the Catholic liturgical year not taken up by the seasons of Advent, Lent etc. 

It’s called “ordinary” from 'ordinal' - meaning counted or ordered weeks. It has two stretches: from the Monday after the Baptism of the Lord until Ash Wednesday, and from the Monday after Pentecost until the Saturday before the First Sunday of Advent.

PURPOSE : 
It focuses on the everyday life and teachings of Christ. 
The liturgy uses green vestments. 

So think of it as the “normal” time for growing in faith. 

Ordinary Time

GUIDED PRAYERS

Listen to Examen

The EXAMEN is an ancient prayer practice that enables you to find God in your daily life.

This Podcast is based on a technique by St Ignatius Loyola, outlined in the "spiritual exercises", which is his classic manual for prayer.

Fr Martin provides a reflection & guides you through your daily Examen. 

The Examen [evening reflection]

Pray the Litany of Trust

The litany first helps put into words the fears, worries, and refusals we struggle with that hold us back from placing our complete trust in Jesus. Then, in the second part of the litany, we state our trust in Jesus, relying on the Holy Spirit to give us the grace to do so. 

ORIGIN 
Sr. Faustina Maria Pia wrote this litany while living in the Bronx with the Sisters of Life. With the words formed from her own spiritual life and her experiences in the streets of New York City, Sr. Faustina wrote this litany with the trials and tribulations of the world we live in today in her heart.

You might have noticed that Sr. Faustina’s name sounds familiar; she took on the name of Saint Faustina Kowalska, to whom Jesus revealed the Divine Mercy Chaplet in the 1930s. If you’re unfamiliar with the Divine Mercy Chaplet, it is commonly prayed daily at 3:00 p.m., the time at which Jesus died on the cross on Good Friday. 

Litany of Trust

Start Novena 

WHY PRAY THE SURRENDER NOVENA? 

We pray the Surrender Novena to humble ourselves and recognize that we can’t handle it all alone – we need Jesus to take care of us. As we repeat throughout this novena, we pray for surrender to turn our eyes away from ourselves and to look upon Jesus.

WHEN TO PRAY THIS NOVENA :

Turn to the Surrender Novena whenever you struggle to take care of something on your own, whenever you struggle to give over a worry, doubt, or suffering to God. 

Pray this novena to give everything to Jesus and say, “Jesus, you take care of it.”

📌Click "Start Novena" to view

The Surrender Novena 

Our Lady of Fatima Novena [May 4 - May 12]

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Catechism of the Catholic Church

See Today's Readings

Scriptural Rosary (pdf)

Seven Sorrows Rosary (pdf)

Divine Mercy Chaplet (pdf)

The Rosary (pdf) 

liRosali (pdf) 

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This Liturgical Season - ORDINARY 

ROSARIES

Pope's monthly prayer

Divine Mercy Chaplet

LITANIES | NOVENAS

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Litany of the BVM + Marian Prayers 

Franciscan Crown Rosary

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