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Our New Book Is Here!

Catholic Prayers & Devotions: A Treasury of Grace for the Faithful (Volume I)

Over the years, many of you have asked if we have a prayer book — something to hold in your hands as a companion to our videos and website. We’re happy to share that we’ve finally put one together.

“Catholic Prayers & Devotions: A Treasury of Grace for the Faithful (Volume I)” is now available on Amazon in E-Book, paperback, and hardcover. It contains a collection of commonly prayed chaplets, novenas, litanies, and traditional prayers.

*** For those who prefer the E-Book, we’ve included something special — each prayer links directly to its corresponding video on our YouTube channel, so you can pray along with us.

Find our book now on Amazon – https://amzn.to/3O8Tx7y

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Other Recent Announcements

Just Added: “Prayer Honoring the Shoulder Wound of Christ” — Prayer & Video

Prayer Honoring the Shoulder Wound of Christ

This “Prayer Honoring the Shoulder Wound of Christ” invites us to contemplate a suffering of Our Lord that is often overlooked—the deep wound caused by the weight of the heavy Cross upon His sacred shoulder. Traditionally attributed to St. Bernard of Clairvaux, this devotion draws our hearts to meditate on the immense physical agony Jesus endured as He carried the instrument of our salvation to Calvary. Through this prayer, we offer our adoration and gratitude to Christ for this hidden wound, asking for His mercy and the grace to follow Him faithfully on the Way of the Cross.

Preparing for Lent 2026 → “Lent Prayers & Devotions“

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Other Recent Announcements

Just Added: “Prayer for Protection from Sudden Death” — Prayer & Video

The “Prayer for Protection from Sudden Death” draws inspiration from St. Francis de Sales, Doctor of the Church, who taught believers to “keep death before our eyes” while trusting completely in God’s mercy. This prayer asks for the grace to live each day prepared to meet God, to receive the sacraments frequently, and to practice daily “dying to self” so that death may come as a friend rather than a stranger. It invokes the intercession of Our Blessed Mother, St. Joseph (patron of a happy death), and our guardian angels, while begging for the grace of final perseverance and a death precious in God’s sight, whenever and however it may come.

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