Introduction

This prayer book is a summary of the basic Christian catechism

and prayers on healing and conversion.

Since 1990, the Holy Trinity Divine Healing Ministry has been
sharing the power of Jesus Christ's healing touch on the sick of mind, body,
and spirit, severe, inexplicable, or unknown cases. Up to this day, Jesus heals
the sick & perform miracles on people's lives.

Through this simple prayer guide, the healing ministry wishes to

share secrets of healing that have worked on their lives - “6 Reminders for
Healing”: 1) holy confession, 2) holy eucharist (or mass), 3) holy
communion, 4) holy rosary, 5) prayer vigil, and 6) covenant (or agreement)
with God.

It is their wish that all families, regardless of belief or

denominations, may rediscover the healing power of Jesus Christ
through the sacraments, all for the greater glory of God.

OUR MISSION:
Bring the power of sacraments healing to the sick through
catechism, testimonies, masses for the sick, and parish
outreaches, thus, increasing appreciation of the Christian Faith

For the English Booklet

Nihil Obstat:
Fr. Nonette C. Legaspi, STL

Imprimatur:
Bishop Antonio R. Tobias
Diocese of Novaliches
 TABLE OF CONTENTS
Page
A. Reminders for Healing 1
B. Holy Confession
1. What is, Why, How to Make a Good Confession 2
2. Examination of Conscience 6
3. The Ten Commandments 7
4. Actual Confession: Before, During, After 10
C. Different Kinds of Religions 13
D. The Name “Catholic” 14
1. Why Jesus Christ Founded the Church 14
2. The One True Church by Christ 14
3. Chief Marks of the Church 15
E. Holy Mass 16
1. Purpose of Mass 16
2. Tremendous Value of Mass 16
3. Prayer: Entering, Leaving Church 18
4. How Should We Attend Mass 19
F. Holy Communion 20
1. to 2. What, Why Receive It, Holy Mass Institution 20
3. Receiving Holy Eucharist Worthily 20
4. What is Eucharistic Fast 21
5. Before Holy Communion 21
a. to c. Act of Faith, Hope, and Love 21
6. After Holy Communion 22
Anima Christi 22
7. Effects of Holy Communion 22
G. Holy Rosary 23
1. How to Pray the Holy Rosary 24
2. Mysteries of the Holy Rosary 25
3. Hail Holy Queen 26
 4. Litany of the Blessed Virgin Mary 26
5. Memorare 29
6. Angel of God 29
7. St. Michael the Archangel 29
H. Angelus/The Regina Coeli 30
I. Prayer Vigil 31
1. Apostles Creed 32
2. Our Father 32
3. Hail Mary 32
4. Glory Be 33
5. Fatima, Miraculous Medal, Divine Mercy Prayers 33
6. Act of Contrition 33
J. How God Answers Prayers 34
K. Kinds of Sicknesses 35
L. 7 Capital Vices & 7 Holy Virtues 35
M. Why People Get Sick 36
N. Make a Covenant with the Lord 37
1. Six Chief Commandments of the Church 37
2. Seven Sacraments 38
3. Twelve Fruits of the Holy Spirit 39
4. Seven Gifts of the Holy Spirit 39
O. Other Prayers 40
1. Morning Prayer, Prayer to the Holy Spirit 40
2. Evening Prayer 41
3. Adoration and Praises to the Most Holy Trinity 42
4. Prayer for Humility 44
5. Prayer for Sick Persons 45
6. Prayer for Healing 46
7. Prayer of Deliverance 47
8. Rosary of the Wounds of our Lord Jesus Christ 48
9. Chaplet of the Divine Mercy 49
10. Three O’clock Prayer 50
 A. REMINDERS FOR HEALING
1) * HOLY CONFESSION (p. 2)
 Minimum once a year, or as soon as possible
especially if a baptized Catholic has big (mortal) sin,
that is, sin meets 3 criteria: a) grave matter, b) full
knowledge, c) full consent
2) * HOLY MASS (p. 16)
 Every Sunday and Holidays of Obligation (January
1, December 8 & 25)
3) * HOLY COMMUNION (p. 20)
 Every Mass (as long as the Catholic is in the state of
grace, that is, has no big sin); Minimum once a year
(Easter, thereabouts) and if one is in danger of dying

4) HOLY ROSARY (p. 23)

 Daily (as requested by Mother Mary, Fatima,
Portugal Apparition, 1917)
5) PRAYER VIGIL (p. 31)
 Hourly for 3 days (by available family or persons for
sick at hospital or home; watchful prayer – Sirach 35:
17)
6) MAKE A COVENANT WITH GOD (p.37)
 Lifetime (by sick and/or family of sick person;
everlasting covenant of peace – Ezekiel 37: 26)

*obligatory (commandments of God & church) optional:

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 1) HOLY CONFESSION
Confession (or penance) – the sacrament by which sins
committed after Baptism are forgiven through the
absolution of the priest. [1]

Who gave to the priest the power to forgive sins?

Answer: Jesus Christ gave to the priest the power to
forgive sins, [1] in these words spoken to the Apostles and to
their successors in the Priesthood: If you forgive people's
sins, they are forgiven; if you do not forgive them, they are
not forgiven. (John 20: 23)

How to Make a Good Confession [2]

Sacramental confession is no formality. It is a decisive
stage in the long process of our moral conversion. It is the
key to peace of mind and improvement. But, in order to
obtain these benefits, we must be clear about some
fundamental truths and apply them to our personal situation.

FUNDAMENTAL TRUTHS [2]

1. God loves us immensely and wants our eternal happiness.
2. We can enjoy this eternal happiness only if we use our
freedom to live according to His will.

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3. Any refusal to behave according to God’s will is a SIN,
the gravity of which depends on:
 the action that we do or omit;
 our degree of awareness, our intention, and degree
of freedom; and
 the circumstances.

4. As a refusal to respond to God’s love, sin is an act of

ingratitude, pride and rebellion against Him.
5. Whenever we sin, we turn away from God, and we
give ourselves or other creatures the attention and love
that should be directed to Him alone.
6. In so doing, we cause damage to ourselves and others
because we upset the order established by the Creator.
7. In His divine love, God is always willing to forgive us.
He actually never ceases to call us back to Him and to
proper behavior.

8. If we want to enjoy God’s forgiveness, we must

respond to His invitation to:
 STOP sinning;
 ABANDON situations of sin; and
 RETURN to Him with a contrite heart.
9. We must also seek His forgiveness through the ministry
of the Church, according to Jesus’ mind when he gave
the Apostles the power to forgive sins. (John 20: 22)

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10. The reception of God’s forgiveness through the Sacrament
of Penance brings about in us a real spiritual resurrection.
We rise again to a new life of grace. Through this
sacrament, we are reconciled with God, with the Church,
with our neighbor and with ourselves.

STEPS TO BE TAKEN BEFORE GOING TO

CONFESSION [2]
The most important thing is not to “go to confession” but
“to make a good confession”:
 To approach this sacrament sincerely sorry for our
sins.
 To confess them in all humility and honesty.
 To be ready to make amends for them; and
 To be determined to avoid committing sin in the
future and live according God’s will.

In order to do all these, an essential step is to make a

thorough examination of conscience. This includes:

a) Becoming aware of the gravity and number of one’s sins,

either in thought, words or deeds, whether they consist in
something wrong that we have committed, or in something
good that we should have done and which we failed to do.
(“sin of omission”)
b) Realizing that, by our sins, we have offended God, have
renewed the cause of Jesus Christ’s suffering and death,
and caused harm to our neighbor and ourselves.

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 Valuable aids help in making a good examination of
the conscience are:

1. Prayer to the Holy Spirit for enlightenment and

sincerity;
2. Reading of some pertinent Scripture passages which
helps us rediscover the gravity of our sinfulness, the
greatness of God’s love for us and His readiness to
forgive us; and
3. Going over sets questions concerning our duties to
God, our neighbor and ourselves.

PRAYER BEFORE MAKING THE

EXAMINATION OF CONSCIENCE [2]
Come, Holy Spirit, into my soul and help me
know my sins, feel sorry for them, and confess them
humbly, that I may be able to enjoy the Father’s
forgiveness.

By your light illumine the darkness of my mind,

by your fire warm my cold heart, by your grace fill me
with your love and power.

May I realize the wrong that I did and the good

that I failed to do.

Help me feel truly sorry for all my sins,

strengthen my determination to avoid them in the future,
and to live in your love, your peace and your joy. Amen.

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 EXAMINATION OF CONSCIENCE GUIDE [2]
There are several ways to make a good examination
of conscience.

A rather common one consists in reviewing our life

in the light of the Ten Commandments and see how often
and how gravely we have failed to keep them.

Another way consists in reflecting on the basic

Christian virtues (faith, hope, love of God and
neighbor, patience, purity, honesty, etc.) and seeing if we
have practiced them or not.

There are also other ways to make an examination

of conscience, but what essential is to place ourselves in
the presence of Almighty God and ask ourselves, in total
honesty, if He is pleased with us, and if not, why?

Preliminary Questions [2]

 When did I make my last confession? Was it a

“good confession”?
 Did I make any special promise to the Lord
on the occasion? How successful have I been in keeping
that promise?
 Did I commit any grave or mortal sin since
my last confession?

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 QUESTIONS BASED ON THE TEN
COMMANDMENTS [1]

1. You shall have no false gods before me.

Is God the most important reality in my life? Did I
entertain doubts about my catholic faith?
Did I read books or watch show / movies against my
catholic faith? Am I superstitious? Do I believe in
fortune telling, astrology, palm reading, witchcraft?
Have I always trusted in the Lord, especially in the midst
of adversities and trials? Are there any “minor gods” in
my life; money, pleasure, success, popularity, power?

2. You shall not take the name of the Lord your God in
vain.
Did I use the name of God disrespectfully?
Did I curse? Did I keep the promises I made to God? Did
I speak disrespectfully of Jesus, Mary and the other
Saints?

3. Remember to keep holy the Lord’s day.

Did I participate devoutly and punctually in the Sunday
mass? Did I pray regularly everyday, at least in the
morning and evening? Did I read some passage from
Sacred Scripture every day? How interested have I been
in knowing my faith better and helping others (including
my friends, officemates/classmates and relatives) do so?

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4. Honor your father and mother.
(For children) Did I fail to show love to my parents
and other relatives? Was I disrespectful or disobedient to
them? Did I help them when I could? Did I disappoint
them? How? Did I respect my teachers, my parish priest
and other persons in authority? Did I respect the rules of
my school? (For parents) Did I raise my children with
selfless love and real concern? Was I too hard or too
lenient with them? Did I give them a bad example in the
way I spoke or acted? Did I fail to lead them with my
good example? Did I see to it that my children get
proper religious instruction and are actively involved in
our Christian community and organizations? Did I
motivate them for a committed life in
the Church and society?

5. You shall not kill.

Did I hurt anybody with my words or actions? Did I
refuse to help people in need when I had the opportunity
and the means to do so? Did I spread negative rumors
about others? Did I give a bad example? Did I do my
best to make up for it? Did I keep grudges? Did I
apologize promptly and sincerely? Was I instrumental in
leading others to sin through my words or actions? Was I
respectful of other people’s opinions and beliefs? Did I
take anybody’s life? Did I cause any physical injury or
moral loss to others? Did I do my best to make up for it?

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 Am I a member of any violent organization? Did I
approve or consent to, recommend, seek or actively take
part in abortion? Did I contribute to the pollution of the
environment? Did I take care of my physical and mental
health? Did I smoke, drink immoderately, use harmful
drugs, or do anything that harms my health or the health
of others?

6 & 9 You shall not commit impure actions. You

shall not covet your neighbor’s wife.
(For all) Did I look at immodest pictures, shows,
film…. Or read books and other publications that arouse
in me sexual fantasies and may lead me to sin against
chastity? Did I entertain immodest thoughts or consent to
impure desires? Did I commit any impure actions by
myself or with others? Was I prudent and reserved in
dealing with people of the opposite sex, whether married
or not? Did I engage in conversations or jokes that could
lead myself and others to commit sins against purity? Did
I engage in premarital sex?

7 & 10 You shall not steal. You shall not covet your
neighbor’s property.
Was I respectful of other people’s property? Did I
damage public property? Did I steal anything? Did I return
what I stole or offer adequate compensation? Did I cheat
in school or in business? Was I honest in my work,
performing my duty in the best possible way?

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 Was I fair in paying my employees, my taxes and other
dues? Was I envious of other people’s material means or
success? Did I waste time and opportunities? Was I
greedy? Did I use natural resources selfishly?

8. You shall not bear false witness against your

neighbor.
Did I tell lies to defend my pride or to cause damage to
others? Did I give false witness in court? Did I reveal
secrets which had been confided to me? Did I reveal secret
faults of others? Did I accuse someone falsely? Did I judge
others rashly? Was I a biased person? Was I able to
balance truth and charity?

IMMEDIATELY BEFORE CONFESSION [2]

a) Humbly and sincerely ask the Lord’s forgiveness and

the grace you need to avoid sin in the future.
b) Try to identify the internal root causes of your sins;
wrong inclinations, personal weaknesses, bad habits… and
see what you can do to eliminate at least one of these “root
causes.” This means; resolve to work seriously at
becoming a better person by either getting rid of one
serious moral defect, or by strengthening one good moral
quality (virtue).
c) Ask the Lord for the grace to make a sincere and
thorough confession.

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 DURING CONFESSION [2]

1. Make the sign of the cross and say:

Bless me, Father, for I have sinned.
My last good confession was (ex. 1 year) ago.
Since then, I have committed the following sins ...

Confess your sins clearly and sincerely, starting with the

most difficult or embarrassing ones. Should you feel
nervous or uncertain about some sins, ask the priest to
help you.

Remember that it is necessary to specify the number of

mortal sins, together with the circumstances that add to
their gravity. (Say big sins first, number of times
committed, reason(s) why they were done; example:
abortion, once, selfishness. Small sins follows, example,
answering back disrespectfully at parents. There is no
need to say, for small sins, the number of times and why
they were committed.)

When you have finished confessing all the sins that you
remember, say:
For these sins and all the sins of my past life, especially
the sins against …. (mention the most important virtues
like charity, honesty, purity, etc.), I ask absolution and
penance from you, Father.

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2. The confessor will give you some pertinent
advice. He will also give you an appropriate
penance to be performed after the sacrament of
confession. At his invitation, recite an Act of
Contrition (page 33).

3. After having recited the Act of Contrition, bow

your head and receive the priest’s absolution with
humility and gratitude. Follow his words attentively
and join him in saying the closing “Amen!”

AFTER CONFESSION [2]

Kneel down in front of the altar or of an image of

Our Lord, and thank him for the gift of this
confession. Renew your resolutions and ask His help
to overcome future temptations. With St. Dominic
Savio, repeat the prayer/commitment synthesized in
the motto: Death, rather than sin.

If the penance given by the confessor consists in

some prayers to be recited, say them quietly and
devoutly.
Then smile at Jesus with gratitude. Rise joyful
and confident for the Lord has been merciful to you.
Live for Him every minute of your life, and let
everybody see how wonderful it is to serve the Lord.

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 RELIGIONS IN PHILIPPINES [1]
Name Place of Origin Founder Year
1 Catholic Church Jerusalem Jesus Christ 33
2 Islam Mecca Mohammad 570
3 Eastern Orthodox Near East Schism 1054
4 Lutheran Germany Martin Luther 1517
5 Episcopalian England Henry VIII 1534
6 Presbyterian Scotland John Knox 1560
7 Baptist Amsterdam John Smyth 1600
8 Methodist England John/Charles 1739
Wesley
9 Evangelical Pennsylvania Jacob Albright 1803
(USA)
10 Church of Christ Kentucky Thos & Alex 1827
(USA) Campbell
11 Latter Day Saints New York Joseph Smith 1830
(Mormon) (USA)
12 Adventist New York William Miller 1831
(USA)
13 Sabbatists Michigan Mrs. E. G. White 1845
(USA)
14 Salvation Army England William Booth 1865
15 Witnesses of USA Charles Russel 1876
Jehovah
16 Phil. Independent Philippines Gregorio Aglipay 1902
Church
17 Assembly of God Arkansas General Meeting 1914
(USA)
18 Iglesia ni Cristo Philippines Felix Manalo 1914

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The Meaning of “Catholic” [3]

The early church, when they accepted the primacy of

Peter, accepted the importance of the Church in Rome.
Saint Paul wrote in Romans 1: 8 “First of all, I gave thanks
to my God, to Jesus Christ for all of you because your faith
is “heralded throughout the world.” The original Greek
word used here for “proclaimed throughout”' is “kata” with
the adjective “holos” which means “whole”. Thus, the word
“catholic” comes from this original Greek text of the bible
which means the “universal church”.
The word “catholic” is more ancient than the word
“bible”. In order to explain the nature, mission, and vision
of the Church in 110 AD, an early bishop of the Church,
Ignatius of Antioch, uses the word “katolikos” which means
in Greek “universal”. “Where the bishop is present, where
the congregation gathers, Christ is there.”

Why did Jesus Christ found the Church? [4]

Answer: Jesus Christ founded the Church to bring all
men to eternal salvation.

How do we know which is the one true Church

established by Christ? [4]
Answer: We know which is the one true Church
established by Christ, by the marks provided by Him
to recognize His Church.

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 THE CHIEF MARKS OF THE CHURCH [4]
“One, Holy, Catholic, and Apostolic”

1. One – The Catholic Church's members, according to the

will of Christ, profess the same faith, have the same
sacrifice and celebrate the same sacraments, and are united
under one and the same visible head, the Pope.
2. Holy – The Catholic Church was founded by Jesus Christ
who is all-holy; teaches the holy doctrines of her Founder;
and provides the means of leading a holy life, thus giving
holy members to every age.
3. Catholic (or Universal) – The Catholic Church, destined
to last for all time, never fails to fulfill the divine
commandment to teach all nations all the truths revealed
by God (essentially missionary).
4. Apostolic – The Catholic Church was founded by
Christ on the Apostles and, in accordance with his
divine will, has always been and will always be
governed by their lawful successors.

Note: The invisible head of the Church is Jesus Christ. Christ

appointed Saint Peter visible head of the Church.

Can Persons Who are Not Members of the Catholic

Church be saved? [4]
Answer: Persons who are not members of the Catholic
Church can be saved if, through no fault of their own, they
do not know that the Catholic Church is the true Church,
but they love God and try to do his will (“connected with
Church by desire”).

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 2) HOLY MASS
Holy Mass - the sacrifice of the New Law in which Christ,
through the ministry of the priest, offers himself to God in an
unbloody manner under the appearance of bread and wine
(root and center of Christian life). [4]

What are the purposes for which the Mass is offered? [4]
Answer:
1) to adore God as our Creator and Lord;
2) to thank God for the gifts we have received from him;
3) to satisfy God's justice for the sins committed against
him;
4) to ask God for graces and blessings for the faithful on
earth and the souls in purgatory.

Why is the Mass the same as the sacrifice of the cross? [4]
Answer: In the mass, the victim (offering himself to God) is
the same, and the principal priest is the same, Jesus Christ.

The Tremendous Value of the Holy Mass [5]

 At the hour of death, the Masses you have heard will
be your greatest consolation.
 Every mass will go with you to judgment and plead
for your pardon.
 At every mass, you can diminish the temporal
punishment due to your sins, more or less, according
to your fervor.
 Assisting devoutly at Mass, you render the Sacred
Humanity of our Lord the greatest homage.
 He supplies for many of your negligence and
omissions.

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 He forgives you all the venial sins which you have never
confessed.
 The power of Satan over you is diminished.
 You afford the souls in purgatory the greatest possible
relief.
 One mass heard during your life will be of more benefit to
you than many heard for you after your death.
 You are preserved from many dangers and misfortunes
which would otherwise have befallen you.
 You shorten your purgatory by every Mass.
 Every mass wins for you a higher degree of glory in
heaven.
 You receive the priest blessing which our Lord ratifies in
heaven.
 You kneel amidst multitudes of holy angels, who are
present at the adorable sacrifice with reverential awe.
 You are blessed in your temporal goods in affairs.
 Every time we assist at Mass we should, beside our other
intentions, offer it in honor of the saint of the day.
 When we hear Mass and offer the Holy Sacrifice in honor
of any particular saint or angel, thanking God for favors
he bestowed on him, we afford him a great degree of
honor, joy, and happiness, and draw his special love and
protection on us.

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 PRAYER ON ENTERING THE CHURCH [6]
We adore you, our Most Holy Lord, Jesus Christ, here and
in all the churches which are in the world, and we bless you
because by your Holy Cross you have redeemed the world.
O sacred banquet in which Christ is received, the memory
of his passion is renewed, the mind is filled with grace, and a
pledge of future glory is given to us. (During Easter Season,
add: Alleluia)

Leader (L): You have given them bread from heaven. (Alleluia)
All (A): The bread which is full of all goodness. (Alleluia)

Let us pray:
O God, who, in this wonderful sacrament, left us a
memorial of your passion, grant we implore you, that we may
so venerate the sacred mysteries of your body and blood as
always to be conscious of the fruit of your redemption, you
who live and reign forever and ever. Amen.

PRAYER ON LEAVING THE CHURCH [6]

Blessed be the holy and Immaculate Conception of

the Blessed Virgin Mary, Mother of God.
We adore You, our most holy Lord, Jesus Christ, here
and in all the churches which are in the world, and we bless
you because by your holy cross you have redeemed the
world.

L: Sacred Hearts of Jesus and Mary,

A: Bless us and keep us.

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How should we attend Mass? [4]
Answer: With reverence (clean, proper dressing,
behavior),attention (focus on God), and devotion (give heart
to God).
PROPER ATTIRE INSIDE THE CHURCH
Proper Attire
Collared shirts; jeans/slack pants; polo shirts/long sleeves polo;
long sleeves/collared blouses; corporate attire/office or school
uniforms; dresses/long gowns

Improper Attire
Cap, jersey/“sando”; jersey shorts/shorts; spaghetti straps/tank tops;
skirts/skimpy shorts; sleeveless/ plunging necklines

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 3) HOLY COMMUNION
Holy Communion – the receiving of Jesus Christ in the
sacrament of the Holy Eucharist [1] (body, blood, soul and
divinity of Jesus Christ under the appearances of bread and
wine). [4]

When did Christ command us to receive Communion?

Answer: Christ commanded us to receive Holy
Communion when He said: “Unless you eat the flesh of the
Son of Man and drink his blood, you shall not have life in
you” (John 6: 54). It is the food of our souls. [1]

How did Christ institute the Holy Eucharist? [4]

Answer: Christ instituted the Holy Eucharist in this way:
While they were at supper, he “took some bread, and when he
said the blessing, he broke it and gave it to the disciples. 'Take
it and eat, he said, 'this is my body.' Then he took a cup, and
when he had returned thanks, he gave it to them. “Drink all
of you from this,' he said, 'for this is my blood'” (Matthew 26:
26-28).
Christ then gave his priests the power to change bread and
wine into his body and blood when he made the Apostles
priests at the Last Supper by saying to them: “Do this in
memory of me”.

What is necessary to receive Holy Communion

worthily? [4]
Answer: To receive Holy Communion worthily, it is
necessary (1) to be free from mortal sins, and (2) have the
right intention, (3) obey the laws of the Church on fasting
before Holy Communion.
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What does the Eucharistic fast require? [4]
Answer: Eucharistic fast requires abstaining from eating and
drinking, except water and medicine, for one hour before
the actual communion time. (Note: does not apply to the
sick, elderly, and caretakers)

BEFORE RECEIVING HOLY COMMUNION [4]

1. Think of our Divine Redeemer whom we are about
to receive.
2. Make Acts of Faith (p. 21), Hope, Love, and
Contrition (p. 33).
ACT OF FAITH [7]
O my God, I firmly believe that you are one God in three
divine persons, Father, Son and Holy Spirit. I believe that your
divine Son became man and died for our sins, and that he shall come
to judge the living and the dead. I believe these and all the truths
which the holy Catholic Churchteaches, because you have revealed
them, who can neither deceive nor be deceived.

ACT OF HOPE [7]

O my God, relying on your almighty power and infinite
mercy and promises, I hope to obtain pardon for my sins, the help
of your grace, and life everlasting, through the merits of Jesus
Christ, my Lord and Redeemer.

ACT OF LOVE [7]

O my God, I love you above all things, with my whole heart
and soul, because you are all-good and worthy of all love. I love my
neighbor as myself for the love of you. I forgive all who have
injured me, and ask pardon of all whom I have injured.

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 AFTER RECEIVING HOLY COMMUNION [4]
1. Adore our Lord.
2. Thank our Lord.
3. Renew our promise of love and obedience to him.
4. Ask him for blessings for ourselves and others.

PRAYER AFTER COMMUNION:

ANIMA CHRISTI [7]

Soul of Christ, sanctify me.
Body of Christ, heal me.
Blood of Christ, drench me.
Water from the side of Christ, wash me.
Passion of Christ, strengthen me.
O good Jesus, hear me.
In your wounds shelter me.
From turning away keep me.
From the evil one protect me.
At my hour of death call me.
Into your presence lead me,
to praise you with all your saints
for ever and ever. Amen.

What are the chief effects of a worthy Holy Communion? [4]

Answer: The chief effects of a worthy Holy Communion are:
1. A closer union with Jesus Christ and the entire People of God,
with the consequent building up of Christ's body which is his
Church
2. An increase of sanctifying grace;
3. Preservation from mortal sin and the remission venialsins;
4. The lessening of our inclinations to sin and the help to lead
a holy life.

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 4) HOLY ROSARY [8]
The Rosary (Latin rosarium ~ rose garden or garland of
roses) is made up of two things:
 mental prayer, and vocal prayer.

a) mental prayer - meditation of the chief mysteries of the

life, death and glory of Jesus Christ and of His Blessed
Mother.

b) vocal prayer - saying twenty (20) decades of the Hail

Mary, each decade headed by an Our Father, while at the
same time meditating on and contemplating the twenty
principal virtues which Jesus and Mary practiced in the 20
mysteries of the Holy Rosary.

The Holy Rosary is composed, principally and in

substance, of the Prayer of Christ and the Angelic
Salutation (Our Father and the Hail Mary). It was the first
prayer and the first devotion of the faithful and has been in
use all through the centuries, from the time of the apostles
and disciples down to the present.

In the year 1214, the Holy Mother Church received

the Rosary in its present form and according to the method
we use today. It was given to the Church by Saint Dominic
who had received it from the Blessed Virgin as a powerful
means of converting the Albigensians and other sinners.

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 HOW TO PRAY THE ROSARY
1. Make the sign of the
cross and say the
“Apostles Creed” (p.32).
2. Say the “Our Father” (p.32)
3. Say three
“Hail Mary” (p.32)
4. Say the “Glory Be to the
Father” (p.32)
5. Announce the First
Mystery (25-26), then
say “Our Father.”
6. Say ten “Hail Marys”
while meditating on
the Mystery.
7. Say the “Glory be to
the Father”. After each decade say “Fatima
Prayer” (p.33) requested by the Blessed
Virgin Mary at her Fatima Portugal apparition
8. Announce the Second Mystery; then say the “Our
Father”. Repeat 6 & 7 and continue with the Third,
Fourth, and Fifth Mysteries in the same manner.
9. Say the “Hail, Holy Queen” (p.26) on the medal after
the five decades are completed.
10. Recite the “Litany of the Blessed Virgin Mary (p.26).
11. Pray “Ending Prayers” (p.29).

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 MYSTERIES OF THE ROSARY

JOYFUL MYSTERIES
(Every Monday & Saturday)

1. The Annunciation of the Angel Gabriel to the

Blessed Virgin Mary
2. The Visitation of Mary to her Cousin Elizabeth
3. The Birth of Jesus in Bethlehem of Judea
4. The Presentation of Jesus in the Temple
5. The Finding of Jesus in the Temple

SORROWFUL MYSTERIES
(Every Tuesday & Friday)

1. The Agony of Jesus in the Garden of Gethsemane

2. The Scourging of Jesus at the Pillar
3. The Crowning of Jesus with Thorns
4. The Carrying of the Heavy Cross to Calvary
5. The Crucifixion and Death of our Lord

LUMINOUS MYSTERIES
(Every Thursday)

1. The Baptism of Jesus in the River Jordan

2. The First Miracle of Jesus at the Wedding in Cana
3. The Proclamation of the Kingdom of God
4. The Transfiguration of Jesus on Mount Tabor
5. The Institution of the Eucharist

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 GLORIOUS MYSTERIES
(Every Wednesday & Sunday)
1. The Resurrection of Our Lord
2. The Ascension of Our Lord into Heaven
3. The Descent of the Holy Spirit Upon Mary and the
Apostles
4. The Assumption of Blessed Virgin Mary into Heaven
Body and Soul
5. The Coronation of Blessed Virgin Mary as Queen of
Heaven and Earth

Hail, Holy Queen, mother of mercy, hail, our life, our

sweetness, and our hope! To you do we cry, poor banished
children of Eve! To you do we send up our sighs, mourning
and weeping in this vale of tears! Turn then, most gracious
advocate, your eyes of mercy toward us; and after this, our
exile, show unto us the blessed fruit of your womb, Jesus!
O clement, O loving, O sweet Virgin.

Leader: Pray for us, O Holy Mother of God.

All: That we may be worthy of the promises of
Christ.

LITANY OF THE BLESSED VIRGIN MARY

Lord, have mercy on us.

Christ, have mercy on us.
Lord, have mercy on us.
Christ, hear us.
Christ, graciously hear us.

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God the Father of heaven. Have mercy on us.
God the Son, redeemer of the world.
God the Holy Spirit.
Holy Trinity, one God.

Holy Mary. Pray for us

Holy Mother of God.
Holy Virgin of virgins.
Mother of Christ.
Mother of the Church.
Mother of divine grace.
Mother most pure.
Mother most chaste.
Mother inviolate.
Mother undefiled.
Mother most amiable.
Mother most admirable.
Mother of good counsel.
Mother of our Creator.
Mother of our Savior.
Virgin most prudent.
Virgin most venerable.
Virgin most renowned.
Virgin most powerful.
Virgin most merciful.
Virgin most faithful.
Mirror of justice.
Seat of wisdom.
Cause of our joy.
Spiritual vessel.
Vessel of honor.

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Singular vessel of devotion. Pray for us.
Mystical rose.
Tower of David.
Tower of ivory.
House of gold.
Ark of the covenant.
Gate of heaven.
Morning star.
Health of the sick.
Refuge of sinners.
Comforter of the afflicted.
Help of Christians.
Queen of angels.
Queen of patriarchs.
Queen of prophets.
Queen of apostles.
Queen of martyrs.
Queen of confessors.
Queen of virgins.
Queen of all saints.
Queen conceived without original sin.
Queen assumed into heaven.
Queen of the most Holy Rosary.
Queen of peace.

Leader (L): Lamb of God, who takes away the sins of the
world.
All (A): Spare us, O Lord.
L: Lamb of God, who takes away the sins of the world.
A: Graciously hear us, O Lord.
L: Lamb of God, who takes away the sins of the world.
A: Have mercy on us.
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Let us Pray
O God, whose only begotten Son, by His life, death and
resurrection, has purchased for us the rewards of eternal life.
Grant, we beseech Thee, that meditating upon these mysteries
of the Holy Rosary of the Blessed Virgin Mary, we may imitate
what they contain and obtain what they promise, through the
same Christ, our Lord. Amen.

MEMORARE
Remember, O most gracious Virgin Mary, that never was
it known that anyone who fled to your protection, implored
your help or sought your intercession was left unaided.
Inspired with this confidence, we fly unto you, O Virgin of
virgins, our Mother. To you we come, before you we stand
sinful and sorrowful, O Mother of the Word incarnate, despise
not our petitions, but in your mercy hear and answer us. Amen.

ANGEL OF GOD
Angel of God, my guardian dear to whom His love
commits me here; ever this day be at my side to light and
guard; to rule and guide. Amen.

PRAYER TO ST. MICHAEL

St. Michael, the Archangel, defend us in the day of
battle. Be our safeguard against the wickedness and snares of
the devil. May God rebuke Him, we humbly pray, and do You,
O Prince of the Heavenly Host, by the power of God, cast into
hell Satan and all the other evil spirits, who prowl through the
world, seeking the ruin of souls. Amen.

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 THE ANGELUS
(prayed every 6AM, 12NN, 6PM)
The Angel of the Lord declared unto Mary
And she conceived of the Holy Spirit. Hail Mary…
Behold the handmaid of the Lord;
Be it done unto me according to your word. Hail...
And the Word was made flesh;
And dwelt among us. Hail...
Pray for us, O Holy Mother of God;
That we may be made worthy of the promises of Christ.

Let us pray:
Pour forth, we beseech you, O Lord, your grace into our
hearts, that we, to whom the incarnation of Christ, your Son,
was made known by the message of an angel, may by his
passion and cross be brought to the glory of his resurrection;
through the same Christ our Lord. Amen.

THE REGINA COELI

(Easter Time, Instead of Angelus)
Queen of heaven, rejoice! Alleluia.
For he whom you did merit to bear. Alleluia.
Has risen, as he said. Alleluia.
Pray for us to God. Alleluia.
Rejoice and be glad, O Virgin Mary, Alleluia.
For the Lord is truly risen. Alleluia.

Let us pray:
O God, who gave joy to the whole world through the
resurrection of your Son our Lord Jesus Christ, grant, we beseech
you, that through the intercession of the Virgin Mary, his Mother,
we may obtain the joys of everlasting life, through the same Christ
our Lord. Amen.

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 5) PRAYER VIGIL
Vigil (Latin vigilia ~ watch) - An act or period of watching [11]

Who Does Vigil? Why Do It? How Long?

Answer: Available family members of the sick and/or caretakers
(in hospital, at home), if sick is not disposed.
The prayer of the lowly pierces the clouds; it does not rest till it
reaches its goal, nor will it withdraw till the Most High responds,
judges justly and affirms the right. (Sirach 35: 17)
Proposed Vigil Steps
1. Light a candle on altar to symbolize presence “Jesus, the
Source of Light”.
2. Kneel down as a family (“act of sacrifice”), if possible.
3. Do vigil for 3 days (triduum) hourly (6 AM-10 PM).
VIGIL PRAYER:
 I Believe in God (p. 32)
 Our Father (p. 32)
 Hail Mary (p. 32)
 Glory Be (p. 33)
 O My Jesus (p. 33)
 Act of Contrition (p. 33)
 Deliverance Prayers
a. Praising & Thanksgiving - Glory to God in the
Highest [19]
b. Repentance - Act of Consecration to the Sacred
Heart of Jesus [19]
c. Shielding - Prayer for Protection [19]
d. Casting - Healing of Mind, Body & Spirit [19]
e. Cleansing - Cleansing Prayer [19]
(Repeat every hour may pray with family during vigil)
4. Pray-over the sick (in Jesus' name).

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 Apostle's Creed
I believe in God, the Father almighty, creator of
heaven and earth. I believe in Jesus Christ, his only Son,
Our Lord. He was conceived by the power of the Holy
Spirit, and born of the Virgin Mary. He suffered under
Pontius Pilate, was crucified, died and was buried. He
descended to the dead. On the third day he rose again. He
ascended into heaven, and is seated at the right hand of the
Father. He will come again to judge the living and the dead.
I believe in the Holy Spirit, the holy Catholic Church, the
communion of saints, the forgiveness of sins, the
resurrection of the body, and the life everlasting. Amen.

Our Father
Our Father, Who art in Heaven, hallowed be Thy
name; Thy Kingdom come, Thy will be done on earth as it
is in Heaven.
Give us this day our daily bread; and forgive us our
trespasses as we forgive those who trespass against us; and
lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from evil. Amen.

Hail Mary
Hail Mary, full of grace, the Lord is with you; blessed
are you among women, and blessed is the fruit of your
womb, Jesus. Holy Mary, Mother of God, pray for us
sinners, now and at the hour of our death. Amen.

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 Glory be (Doxology)
Glory be to the Father, and to the Son, and to the
Holy Spirit. As it was in the beginning, is now, and ever
shall be, world without end. Amen.

Fatima Prayer
O my Jesus, forgive us our sins, save us from the
fires of hell, lead all souls to heaven, especially those
in most need of your mercy.

Miraculous Medal Prayer

O Mary conceived without sin, pray for us who
have recourse to thee.

Divine Mercy Prayer

Jesus King of Mercy, we trust in you.

ACT OF CONTRITION
O my God, I am heartily sorry for having offended
you, and I detest all my sins, because I dread the loss
of heaven and the pains of hell, but most of all because
they offend you, my God, who are all-good and
deserving of all my love. I firmly resolve, with the help
of your grace to confess my sins, to do penance and to
amend my life. Amen.

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 HOW GOD ANSWERS PRAYERS

Question: Are all prayers answered?

Answer: YES, but in God’s time and way.

1. “Yes” - Instant Healing

 Results in commitment to serve
 Healed person becomes living witness
of Christ’s healing power

2. “Wait” - Healing in God’s time

 Continuous cleansing and offering by
sick person for oneself, family, and humanity

3. “No” - God has a Better Plan

 Peaceful Death
 Sickness becomes a means to salvation

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 KINDS OF SICKNESSES

1. Physical Sicknesses
 External – germs (ex. AH1N1 Flu), pollution (ex.
asthma)
 Internal – hereditary (ex. diabetes), congenital/at
birth (ex. Down's Syndrome)

2. Psychological/Emotional Sicknesses
 Depression, phobia, anxiety (psychosomatic –
caused by the mind)

3. Spiritual Sicknesses
 Divine in Nature – intergenerational healing,
spiritual cleansing, or God's glory (ex. Job 1:8)
 Evil Spirits – evil possession (ex. Mary
Magdalene, Luke 8:2)

7 CAPITAL SINS & 7 HOLY VIRTUES

Capital Sins Holy Virtues
(Sources of Sins)
replaced with
1. Gluttony Temperance
2. Greed Generosity
3. Pride Humility
4. Lust Chastity
5. Envy Brotherly Love
6. Anger Meekness
7. Sloth Diligence

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 WHY PEOPLE GET SICK

1. Natural Causes
 Old Age – natural “wear and tear” of body
Example: Arthritis

 Negligence – not using natural means of preserving

health or refusal to see medicine as a way God heals;
Example: eating unhealthily, or not consulting
proper physicians and medicine

2. Spiritual Causes
 Sin – offense against God
Example: HIV-AIDS disease caused by premarital
or illicit relationships (6th Commandment)

 “Sacrificial Lamb” - Christ-like suffering leading to

salvation of souls.

 Trials – divine cleansing of family through

sicknesses, poverty, problems, calamities, death.
Example: Job's trials and triumph

3. Others
 Vices – unhealthy habits, attitudes
Example: smoking, alcoholism, drugs addiction,
gambling, womanizing

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 6) MAKE A COVENANT WITH GOD
Covenant (Latin Covenir) – to agree [9]
Who Make It? Why?
Answer: The sick and/or family members of the sick who
have been touched by the Holy Spirit through faith experience (ex.
Sickness, problems)
And I will make a covenant of peace with them, it shall be an
everlasting covenant with them: and I will establish them, and
multiply them, and will set my sanctuary in the midst of them
forever. (Ezekiel 37:26)

Proposed Actions:
 Reform life (ex. Give up vices, bad habits, bad attitude)
 Serve God (ex. Pray- over the sick, help Church)
 Support the Church financially and in Church Activities
 Bring other souls backs to God (ex. Explain sacraments)
Seven Sacraments
1) Baptism; 2) Confirmation; 3) Confession; 4) Holy Eucharist;
5) Anointing of the Sick; 6) Holy Orders; 7) Matrimony
 Observe the Commandments of the Church.
Six Chief Commandments of the Church [7]:
1. Hear mass on Sundays/Holy Days of Obligation
(In Philippines: Jan. 1 - Holy Mary Mother of God, Dec. 8 -
Immaculate Conception, and Dec. 25 – Christmas)
2. Observe fasting and abstinence (Ash Wed., Good Friday)
3. Go to confession at least once a year
4. Receive holy communion at least once a year (Easter)
5. Support our pastors (priests, nuns, etcetera.)
6. Observe Church laws on marriage

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 SEVEN SACRAMENTS
What is a Sacrament?
Answer: A Sacrament is an outward sign instituted by Christ
to give grace. [1] (Latin sacrare – to consecrate)
What are 3 Elements of a Sacrament? [1]
Answer: (1) Institution by Christ – only Christ instituted the
sacraments, because only God can endow signs with the
power to give grace, Ex. baptism of Jesus at River Jordan;
(2) An outward sign – something perceived by the
senses, Ex. water used in baptism;
(3) Power to give grace – channels by which grace
enters souls, to give them divine life and to nourish them,
Ex. washing in baptism signifies inward washing of the soul
from sin.
Who Gives Grace through the Sacraments? [1]
Answer: God gives grace through the merits of Jesus
Christ. Sacraments are “actions of Christ”. Through the
visible rite, it is he who sanctifies us, just as truly as when
he said to Mary Magdalen, “Your sins are forgiven.”

How many are the Sacraments?

Answer: 7 Sacraments [1]
1. Baptism – gives our souls the new life of sanctifying
grace (“power to be holy”) by which we become
children of God and heirs of heaven.
2. Confirmation- enables us to profess our faith as strong
and perfect Christians and soldiers of Jesus Christ.
3. Confession – forgives sins committed after baptism
through the absolution of the priest.
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4. Holy Eucharist – contains, offers, and receives the body
and blood, soul and divinity of our Savior Jesus Christ,
under the appearance of bread and wine. (both a
sacrament and a sacrifice, called Holy Communion when
received usually in Church)

5. Anointing of the Sick – gives health and strength to the

soul, and sometimes to the body, when we are in danger
of death from sickness, accident, or old age.

6. Holy Orders – allows men to receive power and grace to

perform the sacred duties of bishops, priests and deacons.

7. Matrimony – allows a baptized man and woman to bind

themselves for life in a lawful marriage, and receive the
grace to discharge their duties.

Twelve Fruits of the Holy Spirit [10]

1. Charity 7. Generosity
2. Joy 8. Gentleness
3. Peace 9. Faithfulness
4. Patience 10. Modesty
5. Kindness 11. Self-Control
6. Goodness 12. Chastity

Seven Gifts of the Holy Spirit [10]

1. Wisdom 5. Knowledge
2. Understanding 6. Piety
3. Counsel 7. Fear of the Lord
4. Fortitude

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 OTHER PRAYERS
MORNING PRAYER [7]
O Jesus, through the Immaculate Heart of Mary, I
offer you all my prayers, works, joys, and sufferings of
this day for all the intentions of your Sacred Heart, in
union with the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass throughout
the world, in reparation for my sins, for the intentions
of all my relatives and friends and in particular for the
intentions of the Holy Father. Amen.

PRAYER TO THE HOLY SPIRIT [11]

Come Holy Spirit, fill the hearts of Thy faithful, and
enkindle in them the fire of Thy divine love. Send forth
Thy Spirit and they shall be created, and Thou shalt
renew the face of the earth.

Let Us Pray:
O God, Who by the light of the Holy Spirit didst
instruct the hearts of the faithful, grant us by the same
Holy Spirit to relish what is right and just and always
to rejoice in His consolation. Through Christ Our
Lord. Amen.

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 EVENING PRAYER [11]
Let our evening prayer ascend unto Thee, O Lord;
And may your mercy descend upon us.

You, O Lord, are in the midst of us; leave us not, O Lord our God.

O Great God! I believe that you are present, that you see and
know all my thoughts; with all the angels and saints, I adore you.
I acknowledge you to be the Creator and Sovereign Lord of
Heaven and earth, my first beginning and last end; I render to you
the homage of my being in life; I submit myself to your holy will
and devote myself to your divine service now and forever. Amen.

O Lord, hear my prayer; and let my cry come unto you.

(One Our Father, Hail Mary, I confess...)

May Almighty God have mercy on us, forgive us our sins and
bring us to life everlasting. Amen.

May the Almighty and merciful Lord grant us pardon, absolution

and remission of our sins. Amen.

O my God, I return Thee thanks for all the benefits which I have
ever received from Thee, and especially for all your help this day.
Give me light to see what sins I have committed, and grant me
grace to be truly sorry for them. (Here wait a little, and think over
what faults you have committed during the day. Then, may pray
the “Act of Contrition”, page 33)

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 GLORY TO GOD IN THE HIGHEST

Glory to God in the highest. And on earth peace to people of

good will. We praise you, We bless you, We adore you, We
glorify you, We give you thanks for your great glory,
Lord God, Heavenly King, O God, Almighty Father. Lord
Jesus Christ, only Begotten Son, Lord God, Lamb of God, Son
of the Father, you take away the sins of the world, have mercy
on us; you take away the sins of the world, receive our prayer;
you are seated at the right hand of the Father, have mercy on
us.
For You alone are the Holy One, you alone are the Lord,
you alone are the Most High Jesus Christ, with the Holy
Spirit, in the glory of God the Father. Amen.

ADORATION AND PRAISES TO THE

MOST HOLY TRINITY [12]

Leader (L): Thou, O Lord, shall open my lips

All (A): And my tongue shall announce Thy praises.

L: Incline unto my aid, O God.

A: O Lord, Make haste to help me.

L: Glory be to the Father and to the Son and to

the Holy Spirit Repeat
A: As it was in the beginning, is now and ever 9x
shall be world without end. Amen.

L: Praises and Glory to the Most Holy Trinity

A: All praise to God the Father be, All praise to you, Eternal Son,
All glory as is ever meet, To God, the Holy Paraclete.

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One “Our Father” and One “Glory Be”
L: Holy! Holy! Holy! Lord God of Host, heaven
and earth are filled with Your Glory. Repeat
A: Glory to the Father, Glory to the Son, 9x
Glory to the Holy Spirit.

Repeat 2 sets of 1 Our Father, 1 Glory Be, and 9 “Holy! Holy!

Holy!”

End with the Antifone.

ANTIFONE
To You, God the Father Almighty, To You, God the Only Son, To
You, God the Holy Spirit, Holy and Undivided Trinity, With all
our hearts we love You, We adore You, we glorify You, Forever
and ever. Amen.

Leader: Blessed be the Holy Trinity and the Undivided Trinity

All: We will give praise to Him for He has shown mercy to us.

Let us pray:

God Almighty, three Divine Persons in one God; give us

continual graces, love and charity so that now and forever,
we will always love and adore You, Father, Son and Holy
Spirit in God, who liveth and reigneth forever and ever.
Amen.

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 LITANY OF HUMILITY [13]
(by Rafael Cardinal Merry del Val, 1865-1930,
Secretary of State for Pope Saint Pius X)
O Jesus, meek and humble of heart, Hear me;
From the desire of being esteemed, Deliver me, Jesus.
From the desire of being loved…
From the desire of being extolled…
From the desire of being honored…
From the desire of being praised…
From the desire of being preferred to others…
From the desire of being consulted…
From the desire of being approved…

From the fear of being humiliated…

From the fear of being despised…
From the fear of being rebuked…
From the fear of being calumniated…
From the fear of being forgotten…
From the fear of being ridiculed…
From the fear of being wronged…
From the fear of being suspected…

That others may be more loved than I…

Response: Jesus, grant me the grace to desire it.
That others may be esteemed more than I...
That, in the opinion of the world, others may increase and I
may decrease…
That others may be chosen and I set aside…
That others may be praised and I unnoticed…
That others may be preferred to me in everything…
That others may become holier than I, provided that I may
become as holy as I should…
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 PRAYER FOR SICK PERSONS [16]
Pray: Glory Be (3 times)

Follow with:

Oh! My God, behold these sick persons before You. Hehas

come to ask you what he wishes and what he consider as the
most important things for him.

You, oh my God, make these words enter into their his

hearts: “What is important is the health of his souls”.

Lord, may your will in everything take place in his regard.

If You want them to be cured, let health be given to them.
But if your will is something else, let him continue to bear
his cross.

I also pray to You for us who intercede for him. Purify our
hearts, to make us worthy to convey your Holy Mercy.

Protect him and relieve their pain, that your Holy will be
done on him, that your holy name be revealed through him.
Help him to bear his cross with courage.

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 PRAYER FOR HEALING [15]

Jesus, may Your pure and healthy blood

circulate in my ailing organism,
and may Your pure and healthy body
transform my weak body,
and may a healthy and vigorous life
throb within me,
if it is truly Your holly will.

“O Blood and Water, which gushed forth

from the Heart of Jesus
as a fount of Mercy for us,
I trust in You.”

“Holy God, Holy Mighty One,

Holy Immortal One,
have mercy on us
and on the whole world”.
Amen

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 PRAYER OF DELIVERANCE [16]
Inspired by St. Alphonsus Liguori and Hippolitus

In the Name of Our Lord Jesus Christ, Who died on

the Cross, Who descended into hell; on the third day rose
again and ascended into Heaven and seated at the right
hand of the Father…
In the Name of Jesus, BEGONE, you, evil spirits of
pride, anger, envy, gluttony, sloth, lust and avarice! Get
away from each one of us! Get back to hell! Do not disturb
us, for we are bought by the Most Precious Blood of Our
Lord Jesus Christ.
In the name of the Blessed Virgin Mary, who crushed
the head of the serpent (Gen. 3:15), do not disturb anyone
of us because we are shielded by the mantle blue, scapular,
and Rosary of the Blessed Mother, get back to hell!
All hexes, spells, curses, charms, local and personal
infestations – you have no more power over us because
Mary has destroyed all these power.
May the Holy Spirit drive away all the evil spirits in us.
May the seven gifts of the Holy Spirit empower us to resist
the evil spirits.
May St. Michael protect us all the days of our life from
the power of darkness. As we reject Satan and accept Jesus
as our personal Saviour, may the Almighty God bless us.

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 ROSARY OFTHE WOUNDS OF
OUR LORD JESUS CHRIST [17]
(Revealed to Sr. Mary Martha Chambon as an Act
of Reparation for the Sins of the World)
Note: To be recited using ordinary rosary beads

On the cross of an ordinary rosary and on the next 3 beads,

say while kissing the cross and passing on the next bead:
I. O Jesus, Divine Redeemer, have mercy on us and on
the entire world. Amen.
II. Holy God, Omnipotent God, Immortal God, have
mercy upon us and upon the entire world. Amen.
III. Forgive! Mercy, my Jesus. During dangers cover us
with your most precious blood. Amen.
IV. Eternal Father, have mercy for the sake of the Blood
of Jesus Christ, your only Son; have mercy on us,
we beg of you. Amen. Amen. Amen.
On the big bead:
Leader (L): Eternal Father, I offer You the Wounds of
Our Lord Jesus Christ.
All (A): To heal the wounds of our souls.

Going through the ten small beads:

L: My Jesus pardon and Mercy.
A: Through the merits of Your wounds.

At the end of the Rosary, say 3 times:

L: Eternal Father, I offer You the Wounds of
Our Lord Jesus Christ
A: to heal the wounds of our souls.

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 THE DIVINE MERCY CHAPLET [18]
(Revealed to St. Faustina to Implore for God's Infinite
Mercy as the Last Hope of Salvation)
Note: To be recited using ordinary rosary beads

Begin with:
Our Father... Hail Mary...I Believe in God

Then on the OUR FATHER beads, say the following

words:

L: “Eternal Father, I offer You the Body and Blood,

Soul and Divinity of Your dearly beloved Son,
Our Lord Jesus Christ,
A: In atonement for our sins and those of the whole
world.”

On the HAIL MARY beads, say the following words:

L: For the sake of His Sorrowful Passion,

A: Have mercy on us and on the whole world.”

Repeat for 2nd till 5th decade: Eternal Father...

Conclude with:

A: “Holy God, Holy Mighty One, Holy Immortal One,

have mercy on us and on the whole world." Amen.

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 HOUR OF GREAT MERCY

(The 3 O’clock Prayer) [18

(Revealed to St. Faustina as a Conversion Prayer)

You expired Jesus, but the source of life gushed forth

for souls, and the ocean of mercy opened up for the whole
world. O Fount of Life, unfathomable Divine Mercy,
envelop the whole world and empty Yourself out upon us.
O Blood and Water which gushed forth from Heart of
Jesus as a Fount of Mercy for us, I trust in You.
Holy God, Holy Mighty One, Holy Immortal One,
have mercy on us and the whole world. (3x)
Amen.

Jesus, King of Mercy, we trust in You.

Mama Mary, Queen of Mercy, we rely on you.

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