The word Novena comes from the Latin novenus, which means ninth,
or consisting of nine. A novena is a prayer, or group of prayers,
for some special object or occasion that typically extends over a
period of nine consecutive days. It may be carried on in common in a
church, but is often private. In its earliest form the novena was
for the repose of a person deceased.
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