Thank you so much in joining us for praying the St. Peregrine Novena!
We will continue to pray for you & your intentions. The Lord is with you and we ask Him to bring you comfort and healing.
If you’ve had any of your prayers answered throughout this novena, you can share those with us all below.
We’re praying for you every day.
At some point in our lives, each of us will be affected by cancer or another terminal disease.
Whether it affects us directly or indirectly, it can cause great suffering in our lives.
So many of the prayer requests we receive are for those suffering with cancer.
So the next novena we will pray is the St. Peregrine Novena for Cancer Patients starting on Wednesday, January 13th.
You can share your prayer intentions in the comment section below.
St. Peregrine is the patron saint of cancer patients. He had a cancerous ulcer on his leg which was miraculously cured when it was thought to be beyond saving.
So we will pray this novena for all cancer patients, all those suffering from life-threatening and chronic illnesses, for their families & friends, as well as for physicians and scientists working to discover a cure and to bring relief.
We hope you will join us in praying this novena, and that you will share it with all of your friends & family.
You can sign up to pray with us here:
https://www.praymorenovenas.com/st-peregrine-novena
And you can share your prayer intentions in the comment section below.
St. Peregrine’s feast day is May 1st. But as with every novena, you can pray it any time of the year — and we will start this one on January 13th. That’s a little less than one week away!
We’re looking forward to praying with you and for you!
God bless you!
John-Paul & Annie – PrayMoreNovenas.com
We would really love to mail a Christmas card out to you and everyone else who is praying with us, but with so many people, it’s just not possible. Instead, we’re sharing our card with you here!
We hope it brings you Joy this Christmas season! It’s a joy for us to pray with you and for you.
Here it is!
We hope you’ve had a very Merry and peaceful Christmas! We are looking forward to praying the next novena with you, and we will announce it very soon!
Thank you for joining us in prayer and praying for the other members of Pray More Novenas.
We’re grateful for you and we’re praying for you every day!
God Bless you!
Sincerely,
John-Paul & Annie
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Thank you for joining us in praying The Christmas Novena!
If you’ve had any prayers answered throughout this novena, you can share those with us all below!
If your prayers have not seemingly been answered, don’t give up on hope. The Lord is near! He has you and we are praying for you every day. Hang in there.
Thank you for joining us in praying The Christmas Novena!
You can share your prayer intentions with all of us in the comments below.
We’re praying for you and your intentions!
May God comfort you and bring you peace this Advent and Christmas!
God bless you!
Ten years ago, I asked John-Paul to pray the Immaculate Conception Novena with me.
He actually turned me down, because he said he always had trouble finishing a novena. He would always forget.
After he thought a little bit more about it, he knew that wasn’t a good enough reason not to join me in prayer. :)
In turn, John-Paul was inspired to create PrayMoreNovenas.com to help people remember to… Pray More Novenas!
Since then, thousands of people from all around the world have joined us in praying together!
We have been amazed to see how God has brought us all together and how He is working through our prayers with every novena we say together. It’s an honor to pray with you and for your intentions. Thank you for continuing to pray with us.
Our next novena, The Immaculate Conception Novena, starts on Sunday, November 29th!
You can sign up to pray with us here:
https://www.praymorenovenas.com/immaculate-conception-novena
And you can share your prayer intentions in the comments below.
We’re looking forward to praying with you and for you!
God bless you!
Annie & John-Paul – PrayMoreNovenas.com
Advent will be here before you know it! It’s a little less than two weeks away!
We hope you will join us for our online, self-paced Advent retreat!
Advent is similar to Lent, and some even call it, the “Little Lent.”
It’s a season when we should spend more time in prayer, preparing for Jesus Christ’s coming.
You know we like to help you pray more :)
Learn more and register for the retreat here:
“I loved it. I learned a lot, and I felt closer to the Lord.” That’s what one of our past participants said!
Here’s what you get when you register for the online retreat:
+ We have seven speakers
+ There will be 15 video & audio presentations
+ Each of those presentations will come with a transcript and a study guide
The retreat is self-paced which means that you can participate wherever you are and whenever you have the time. :)
The Pray More Retreat will be just like an in-person retreat that you can experience at home — anywhere, anytime.
You’ll hear from seven speakers, each of them giving a couple of presentations that will help you be more dedicated to prayer in your everyday life this Advent — and onward into the new Liturgical year :)
You’ll also receive a transcript of their talks along with reflective study guides for each.
You can register for the retreat here:
That’s also where you can see who our speakers are and what their talks are about.
All of the materials will be released on Monday, November 30th, and we hope they will help you to slow down during this Advent season and truly prepare to celebrate Jesus Christ’s coming at Christmas.
God bless you!
Thank you for joining us in praying the Christ the King Novena!
If you’ve had any prayers answered throughout this novena, you can share those with us all below.
We will continue to pray for you & your intentions!
God is not done with you — He has you!
We are very excited to announce the next novena that starts Friday, November 13th!
It is the perfect novena to pray as we end this liturgical year and begin the next one very soon…
This novena will give us an opportunity to re-order our lives, our hearts and our minds to our Lord.
It’s kind of like a novena for new (Liturgical) year’s resolutions!
It’s the Christ the King Novena!
The feast of Christ the King is movable, and is celebrated on the last Sunday of the Liturgical year. This feast day was instituted by Pope Pius XI in 1925 within his encyclical letter, Quas Primas.
St. John Paul II spoke about this feast, and the title of Christ the King, in a homily from 2000. Here’s a little bit of what he said:
“You are King! But your kingdom is not of this world… Yours is a “kingdom of truth and life, a kingdom of holiness and grace, a kingdom of justice, love and peace,” which will be revealed in its fullness at the end of time, when God will be all in all. The Church, which can already taste on earth the first fruits of this future fulfillment, never ceases to repeat: “Adveniat regnum tuum”, “Thy kingdom come.”
During this novena, we will pray that we may all allow Christ the King to truly be our king: to reign in our hearts, our minds, our wills, and our lives.
You can sign up to join us in prayer here:
https://www.praymorenovenas.com/christ-king-novena
And you can share your prayer intentions in the comment section below.
We’re looking forward to praying with you and for you!
God bless you!
John-Paul & Annie – PrayMoreNovenas.com
As we celebrate All Saints Day and pray for the faithful departed, the two of us wanted to do something special for you and your family. If you’ve been praying with us for a few years, you know that we like to do this every year :)
This is our gift for you:
We are having a Mass offered for you on November 1st at 5 pm at St. John’s Catholic Chapel in Champaign, IL. This Mass will be offered for you & your intentions.
Then, we are having another Mass offered for your deceased loved ones on November 2nd, All Souls Day, at 12:05 pm in the same chapel.
And lastly, we are having a Mass offered for all the deceased members of Pray More Novenas — those who have prayed with us at any point in the past and have since passed away. This Mass will be on November 3rd at 5 pm, again in the same chapel.
If you would like to share the names of those you are praying for, you can post them below.
We’re praying for you, your loved ones and your intentions.
Frequently asked question:
“What does it mean to have a Mass “offered” for someone?”
Now please join us in praying these two prayers to celebrate All Saints Day and to remember all the poor souls in purgatory.
Prayer for All Saints Day
Dear God, thank you for the example of the Saints.
I desire to join in their company, worshiping you forever in Heaven.
Please help me follow their footsteps, and yours, Jesus Christ.
Please help me to conform myself to Your image, seeking Your will in all things, as the Saints did.
Please help me to devote myself, and all that I do, to Your glory, and to the service of my neighbors.
Amen.
Optional: The Litany of the Saints
Prayer for All Souls Day — the Prayer of St. Gertrude
Eternal Father, I offer Thee the Most Precious Blood of Thy Divine Son, Jesus, in union with the masses said throughout the world today, for all the holy souls in purgatory, for sinners everywhere, for sinners in the universal church, those in my own home and within my family. Amen.
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If Pray More Novenas is a blessing to you, you can make a small donation to support our efforts here: https://www.praymorenovenas.com/support
Thank you for joining us in praying the St. Jude Novena together!
If you’ve had any prayers answered throughout this novena, please share those with us all below.
It gives us hope to see how God is working through our prayers, even if our particular intention was not answered.
Let’s hold onto that hope & keep praying. We’re praying for you.
Thank you, Lord, for never leaving us in our suffering & trials!
As we have been getting closer to election day for the United States, we have received many requests to pray a novena for the election.
It starts this Sunday, October 25th.
We’re looking forward to praying with you.
God bless you!
John-Paul & Annie
PrayMoreNovenas.com
