A novena is a series of nine prayers recited over nine consecutive days to ask for a specific grace from Our Lady of Deliverance. You can personalise these prayers by adding your own intentions and meditating on the aspects of deliverance you desire. Read more...

The novena is a powerful prayer that spans nine consecutive days, a time dedicated to praying with perseverance and faith for a particular intention. Successfully completing a novena is not just about getting an answer or favour from God at the end of the nine days. Above all, it's about deepening your relationship with God, entering into a sincere dialogue with the divine and experiencing an enriching spiritual journey. Here's a detailed guide to help you make a success of a novena, with advice on preparation, mindset, and how to maintain perseverance throughout the nine days. Read more...

A novena is an ancient and powerful prayer practice that involves praying for nine consecutive days, usually for a specific intention or request. But knowing when and why to do a novena depends on a number of spiritual and personal factors. The choice of when to begin a novena can be influenced by the Christian liturgy, by key moments in life, or by particular circumstances in which you wish to invoke the help of God, the Virgin Mary or the saints. Here is a detailed text that explores the times and situations when it is appropriate to make a novena. Read more...

Lighting and burning a novena candle is an ancient and deeply symbolic spiritual practice in the Christian tradition, particularly in Catholicism. This act of devotion goes far beyond a simple ritual; it is a visible and tangible expression of faith, prayer and spiritual perseverance. Burning a novena, which traditionally lasts nine days, is a way of connecting with God in a continuous and committed way. Here are some important reasons why burning a novena candle is a meaningful spiritual practice. Read more...

In 1917, the world was in the throes of profound upheaval, the First World War was raging, and Russia was in the midst of revolution. In Fatima, a small Portuguese village, three young shepherds, Lucia dos Santos and her cousins Francisco and Jacinta Marto, reported having had apparitions of the Virgin Mary. Read more...