Prayer of protection is an ancient Christian practice that aims to invoke divine power to protect us from dangers, trials and evil spells. It is based on the belief in God's constant presence in our lives and the intercession of the saints, angels, and in particular Jesus Christ. Prayers of protection can be as simple as a call for help in a moment of need or as complex as long, deep and detailed prayers asking for protection over all aspects of our lives: physical, spiritual and emotional. But of all the prayers of protection, some are particularly powerful and effective. Read more...

Prayer of protection is a fundamental element of the Christian spiritual life. It calls on divine power to guard, guide and protect us against the visible and invisible dangers that can arise on our path. Prayers of protection are used to solicit God's presence in our lives, to secure us against misfortune, spiritual attacks and the challenges of life. They can be said in times of stress, uncertainty, or fear, and act as a shield of peace and security. Read more...

Novenas, prayers repeated for nine consecutive days, are a practice rich in meaning in the Christian tradition. Inspired by the Apostles' nine days of prayer with the Virgin Mary before Pentecost, they provide an opportunity to connect with God and the saints for a variety of intentions. Each novena has its own purpose and uniqueness, offering believers a wide range of options for expressing their faith, gratitude or spiritual needs. Read more...

Novenas are powerful nine-day prayers that allow believers to draw closer to God and seek the intercession of the saints for specific intentions. However, with so many different novenas in existence, it can be difficult to know which one to choose. Each novena has its own particular purpose, saint or devotion, and is adapted to specific needs or situations. Here is a guide to help you discern and choose the right novena for your situation, your intentions and your spiritual aspirations. Read more...

Saint Thérèse of Lisieux, also known as Saint Thérèse of the Child Jesus and of the Holy Face, is one of the most venerated spiritual figures in the Catholic Church. Her approach to the spiritual life, known as "the little way", is based on humility, total trust in God and unconditional love in the little things of everyday life. Canonised in 1925 by Pope Pius XI and declared a Doctor of the Church in 1997 by Pope John Paul II, Saint Thérèse is the patron saint of missions and difficult causes.Praying to Saint Thérèse of Lisieux is a step of faith and abandonment to God's will. It is particularly powerful for asking for special graces, miracles, or to regain serenity in times of trial. This prayer embodies confidence in the power of divine love and in the intercession of this beloved saint. Read more...