November 2026

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How can we keep loving God when we are suffering?

“I Love Thee, O My God” is attributed to St. John Vianney, the Curé of Ars, a parish priest who spent long hours in the confessional and gave his whole life to loving God. This prayer is blunt about it. Dying while loving God is better than living a single moment without Him. The only thing it fears is a life without that love. It is also honest about our limits. Words can fail, so the heart is asked to keep saying it with every breath. The prayer ends by asking that this love keep growing and be perfected as life draws to its close.

Today, we invite you to come join us in praying “I Love Thee, O My God,” asking God that our love keep growing and be perfected as life draws to its close.

I Love Thee, O My God!

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I Love Thee, O My God

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November is the Church’s month for praying for the Holy Souls in Purgatory. These souls are saved and destined for Heaven, but they are still being purified, and they cannot help themselves. We can help them.

From the earliest centuries, the Church has taught that our prayers, Masses, and acts of charity benefit the souls in Purgatory, which is why praying for them is called a spiritual work of mercy. Our prayers can hasten their entrance into heavenly glory, and it is a long-held Catholic belief that the souls we pray for remember us in return before God.

We have compiled this collection of prayers and devotions for anyone interested in participating in this monthlong solemn devotion.