Novena to St. Mary Magdalene de' Pazzi
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A Help to Devotion, 1853Source and notes
NOVENA TO ST. MARY MAGDALENE DI PAZZI
Source
| Printed in | A Help to Devotion; or, A Collection of Novenas |
|---|---|
| Imprint | London, Richardson and Son, 1853 |
| Pages | pp. 128–129 |
| Scan | leaf 143, leaf 144 |
| Approval | Title page dated 1853; no approbation printed. |
| Rights | Public domain in the United States. |
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- St. Mary Magdalene de' Pazzi
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St. Mary Magdalene de' Pazzi
Day 1
May 27th.
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O most glorious virgin, who enjoyed from your tenderest years the happiness of a perfect union with the Supreme Good, and exercised yourself in the most painful austerities, as wearing a hair-shirt, crowning your head with thorns, and asking of the Lord that you might live only to suffer: obtain for us all the grace to mortify incessantly our rebellious passions, and to keep ourselves united to our only real good, that we may enjoy Him eternally in heaven. Gloria.
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O most glorious virgin, who so much loved the retirement of the cloister, that you called it your earthly paradise, frequently kissing the walls of your cell out of gratitude; who, though favoured with such frequent ecstasies and important revelations, still had such humble sentiments of yourself: obtain for us all grace not to boast of any gifts by which Heaven may have been pleased singularly to distinguish us, but become more and more humble before men, the more we are favoured by God. Gloria.
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O most glorious virgin, who cherished the most burning love of Christ in the blessed sacrament, and found your greatest delight in partaking of that heavenly feast: obtain for us all grace, so to love this august sacrament, that we may receive whatever assistance we need in this life, and be strengthened against all dangers in the hour of death. Gloria.