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What is a Novena?

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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Last Update: June 13, 2005
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For any Necessity

To the Sacred Heart of Jesus

In Honor of Our Lady of the Miraculous Medal

Of Confidence to the Sacred Heart

To Saint Anthony of Padua

To Obtain Graces through the Intercession of Blessed Faustina Kowalska

In Honor of Our Lady of Mount Carmel

To the Holy Spirit

In Urgent Need to the Infant Jesus of Prague

To Our Lady of Perpetual Help

In Honor of the Sorrows of the Blessed Virgin Mary

To Our Lady of Lourdes

To Saint Joseph

To Saint Joseph, Patron of Workers

To One's Patron or Any Saint

To Saint Maria Goretti

To Saint Philomena

To Saint Jude Thaddeus

For the Holy Souls

To Saint Dymphna

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