Introduction: A Theology of Prayer
Part One: The Novenas
Credo Novena
Novena for Faith
Novena for Hope
Novena for Love
Novena on the Lord’s Prayer
Psalm Novena for Growth in Holiness
Novena of the Four Dominican Pillars
Novena to the Sacred Heart of Jesus
Novena for Detachment and Holy Obedience
Novena for Discernment of a Priestly Vocation
Part Two: The Litanies
Litany of God the Father
Litany of Jesus, Priest and Sacrifice
Litany of the Most Holy Trinity
Litany to the Infant Jesus
Litany to Mary, Co-Redemptrix
Litany to the Unsayable God
Part Three: The Way-Truth-Life Rosary
Part Four: Prayers
Prayer for an Examination of Conscience
The ABC Prayer for Conversion
Prayer Before Reconciliation
Prayer After Reconciliation
For a Dark Night of the Soul
Daily Morning Prayer
Daily Evening Prayer
Sounds great Father. I am looking forward to it.
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great, what a teaser
ReplyDeleteNice table, Father! I am really looking forward to seeing your book. It is really too bad that I can't have you sign it when it finally comes out.
ReplyDeleteI want to say that the Novenas to the Sacred Heart and for Detachment and Obedience sound most interesting, following closely with the litany to Mary and to Jesus, Priest and Sacrifice. These are most interesting to me, of course; but I have a feeling that you would point to some others as being more healthy for me. :P
But your Litany against the Enemies of the Cross of Christ didn't make it in this volume? Too bad; maybe the next.
Can't wait for the book to come out!
Jimmy, I can't believe you remembered that. I had to look it up.
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oh and I like the footprints! very nice
ReplyDeletesay, I have a question for you. I'm working fri, sat and sun nights...makes Mass attendance just about impossible, any suggestions?
What was the inspiration behind the prayer For a Dark Night of the Soul? St. John of the Cross?
ReplyDeleteOk. I want the book.
Opey, just the title...the rest of the prayer is inspired by several of my own "dark night prayers."
ReplyDeleteMom, no Church in town offering Mass during the day?
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