Novena to Our Lady of the Miracle to ask for a grace
How to recite the novena
Recite the novena prayer
Recite the Holy Rosary of the day
Conclude with the recitation of the chaplet of the day. For the recitation of the chaplet a common crown of the Holy Rosary can be used.
Novena prayer
Prayer to be recited for nine consecutive days
O dear Mother of the miracle, I am here at your feet to beg you for mercy. I need your help as a benign mother. I have a problem that plagues me and with your motherly help I ask you for this grace (name the grace).
Without your help I am a lost child but I know that I can count in you that you are a merciful mother. O dear mother of the miracle, accept my plea and give me the grace I ask of you. I am a sinner and I do not deserve your help for the numerous faults committed but I also know that you are a mother of mercy and all forgive your children. For this mother now I ask for your powerful intercession and I ask you for this grace (name the grace).
Intercede as mother with your son Jesus and my God so that he may accept this humble prayer of mine and give me the Holy Spirit. May I be faithful to God's commands, be assiduous
in attending the sacraments and may be loving with my brothers. Holy mother now I promise you that I will change my whole life and put God first but you who are the mother of the miracle and mediator of all grace now I ask you to do everything for me, to intercede at the throne of God so that I will fulfill my prayer and grant me the grace that I desire so much. Holy Mother of the miracle I thank you, I know that you will answer me in this prayer of mine and I ask you to put me under your mantle and to protect me for all my life. My dear mother of the miracle I bless you, I thank you, I praise you, I love you and I give you my heart, my affections, all that I have. At this moment I deny any connection with evil and evil and I proclaim you my only sovereign of my life, my mother and my only trust in which I trust.
Mary Most Holy, mother of the miracle, pray for all of us who need your maternal help.
First day chaplet
It starts with Pater, Ave and Apostolic Creed
On small grains: Santa Maria, pray for us
On large grains: O Mary conceived without sin, pray for us who turn to you
It ends with the Salve Regina
Second day chaplet
It starts with Pater, Ave and Apostolic Creed
On small grains: Bless us together with your Son, the Virgin Mary
On large grains: Pray for us holy Mother of God because we are made worthy of the promises of Christ
It ends with the Salve Regina
Chaplet third day
It starts with Pater, Ave and Apostolic Creed
On small grains: My mother, my trust
On large grains: my Mother, trust and hope, in you I entrust and abandon myself
It ends with the Salve Regina
Chaplet fourth day
It starts with Pater, Ave and Apostolic Creed
On small grains: Painful mother, pray for me
On large grains: very sweet heart of Mary, keep us safe
It ends with the Salve Regina
Chaplet fifth day
It starts with Pater, Ave and Apostolic Creed
On small grains: Mother of beautiful love, help your children
On large grains: Sweet heart of Mary, be my salvation
It ends with the Salve Regina
Chaplet sixth day
It starts with Pater, Ave and Apostolic Creed
On small grains: Show yourself Mother for all, O Mary
On large grains: Mary our hope, have mercy on us
It ends with the Salve Regina
Chaplet seventh day
It starts with Pater, Ave and Apostolic Creed
On small grains: My Mother, preserve me today from mortal sin
On large grains: Mary, I give you my purity, take care of it
It ends with the Salve Regina
Chaplet eighth day
It starts with the Pater, Ave and Apostolic Creed
On small grains: Queen of the Holy Rosary pray for us
On large grains: Blessed be the holy and immaculate Conception of the most blessed Virgin Mary, Mother of God
It ends with the Salve Regina
Chaplet ninth day
It starts with Pater, Ave and Apostolic Creed
On small grains: Leave, oh Holy Virgin, that I praise you; give me strength against my enemies
On large grains: Mary, who entered the world without blemish, obtain that I can get out of it without fault
It ends with the Salve Regina
WRITTEN BY PAOLO TESCIONE, CATHOLIC BLOGGER