Novena to St. Anthony of Padua
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Devotions to the Wonder-Worker St. Anthony of Padua, 1914Source and notes
Source
| Printed in | Devotions to the Wonder-Worker St. Anthony of Padua |
|---|---|
| Imprint | Montreal, Franciscan Fathers, 1914 |
| Pages | pp. 75–76 |
| Scan | leaf 88, leaf 89 of the Internet Archive copy |
| Approval | Imprimatur, Emile Roy, V.G., Archevêché de Montréal, 23 décembre 1913 Imprimatur, L.-N., Archevêque de Québec, 13 janvier 1914 |
| Rights | Public domain in the United States. |
- Saints
- St. Anthony of Padua
- Prayers for
- holiness, perseverance
St. Anthony of Padua
Day 1
(To be recited on nine consecutive days).
Glorious St Anthony, who from thy earliest years was consecrated to the service of God, and didst practise the greatest austerities; who, devoured with zeal for justice, didst cause thyself to be conveyed to the coast of Africa that thou mightest preach the Gospel to the Saracens: obtain for us the grace to apply ourselves continually to the service of God, to our personal mortification, and the salvation of our fellow-men that we may become true disciples and faithful imitations of Jesus Christ.
Glory be, etc.
Glorious St Anthony, thou didst hide thy rare talents with the greatest care, and didst suffer patiently the contempt of men: obtain for us grace to despise the esteem and the honours of the world, and always increase in merit before God.
Glory be, etc.
Glorious St Anthony who by thy sanctity and thy eloquence didst triumph over the hardest hearts, obtain for us grace of remission of past offences and firm purpose of avoiding sin in the future.
Glory be, etc.
Glorious St Anthony, who wast so frequently glorified by the most wonderful miracles: obtain for us grace so to live as to merit from the most High, His choicest favours.
Glory be, etc.
Glorious St Anthony, who from the tender devotion which thou didst always show to Jesus, didst merit to receive the holy Infant in thy arms, and also to be visited and consoled by Him in thy agony: obtain for us grace to walk in holiness and justice all the days of our life, and to enjoy at our death the consolations of the just, and the glory of the blessed in heaven.
Glory be, etc.