Lorica of St. PatrickI arise todayThrough a mighty strength, the invocation of the Trinity,Through a belief in the Threeness,Through confession of the Oneness Of the Creator of creation. I arise today Through the strength of Christ's birth and His baptism, Through the strength of His crucifixion and His burial, Through the strength of His resurrect…

First Sermon of Marian MissionBy Fr. Gruber

First Sermon of Marian Mission of November 2017By Fr. Gruber

LITANY OF OUR LADY OF SORROWS.**This Litany was written by Pius VII. in his captivity, who granted a plenary indulgence to all who recite it with a contrite heart, on Fridays. (This indulgence is now a partial indulgence)Lord have mercy on us. Lord have mercy on us.Christ have mercy on us. Christ have mercy on us.Lord have mercy on us. Lord have me…

An Ancient Irish Litany to the Blessed Virgin Mary composed in the 8th century, published in English in the 19th Century, available online athttp://www.todayscatholicworld.com/irish-prayer-book.pdfBy Fr. Gruber

Some traditional Catholic Litanies recorded so that the listener adds the response to the invocations.By Fr. Gruber

Some traditional Catholic Litanies recorded so that the listener adds the response to the invocations.By Fr. Gruber

Some traditional Catholic Litanies recorded so that the listener adds the response to the invocations.By Fr. Gruber

Some traditional Catholic Litanies recorded so that the listener adds the response to the invocations.By Fr. Gruber

Some traditional Catholic Litanies recorded so that the listener adds the response to the invocations.By Fr. Gruber

Some traditional Catholic Litanies recorded so that the listener adds the response to the invocations.By Fr. Gruber

Some traditional Catholic Litanies recorded so that the listener adds the response to the invocations.By Fr. Gruber

Some traditional Catholic Litanies recorded so that the listener adds the response to the invocations.By Fr. Gruber