PRAYERS OF SAINT BRIDGET – DEVOTION FOR TWELVE YEARS (2024)

PRAYERS OF SAINT BRIDGET – DEVOTION FOR TWELVE YEARS (1)

These prayers, as given by the Lord to Saint Bridget, are to be prayed every day for 12 years. Were the person praying these to die before the 12 years are over, the Lord will accept them as having been prayed in their entirety. If a day or a few days are missed due to a valid reason, they can be made up for at a later date.

This devotion was pronounced good and recommended by both the "Sacro Collegio de Propaganda Fide", as well as by Pope Clement XII. And Pope Innocent X confirmed this revelation as “being from the Lord.”

PROMISES

1. The soul who prays them will suffer no Purgatory.

2. The soul who prays them will be accepted among the Martyrs as though he had spilled his blood for his faith.

3. The soul who prays them can choose three others whom Jesus will then keep in a state of grace sufficient to become holy.

4. No one in the four successive generations of the soul who prays them will be lost.

5. The soul who prays them will be made conscious of his death one month in advance.

(*) Write the three names (living people) on a piece of paper and save it. These names cannot be changed.

QUESTIONS

1. Can I wait until the end of my life to start praying them and thus avoid the twelve years? Answer: No

2. Can I wait until I am affected by a terminal illness, to start praying them and thus avoid the twelve years? Answer: No

3.- What happens if, due to forgetfulness or for another reason, it’s after midnight and I haven’t prayed them? Answer: They can be prayed until next day, before dawn, and they are valid for the previous day. Logically, it is necessary to pray them again during the day for that corresponding day. This extension can be used as many times as necessary.

Answer No 4.- What are the “valid reasons”?Answer: Simply forgetting to pray them for a day or two, perhaps due to some family or work event. In the event of a serious accident or illness that implies unconsciousness, that period can be recovered at the end. In this last case, a longer period may be justified. When the person is feeling better, they can ask someone to pray them out loud and mentally repeat the sentences. What is not valid is to pray them for two months, then miss one month, pray them for another six months, miss another three.

PRAY THE FOLLOWING DAILY

O Jesus, now I wish to pray the Lord's Prayer seven times in unity with the love with which You sanctified this prayer in Your Heart. Take it from my lips into Your Divine Heart. Improve and complete it so much that it brings as much honor and joy to the Trinity as You granted it on earth with this prayer. May these pour upon Your Holy Humanity in Glorification to Your Painful Wounds and the Precious Blood that You spilled from them.

FIRST PRAYER: THE CIRCUMCISION

Pray 1 Our Father, 1 Hail Mary, 1 Gloria, then:Eternal Father, through Mary's unblemished hands and the Divine Heart of Jesus, I offer You the first wounds, the first pains, and the first Bloodshed as atonement for my and all of humanity's sins of youth, as protection against the first mortal sin, especially among my relatives. Amen

SECOND PRAYER: THE AGONY ON THE MOUNT OF OLIVES

Pray 1 Our Father, 1 Hail Mary, 1 Gloria, then:Eternal Father, through Mary's unblemished hands and the Divine Heart of Jesus, I offer You the terrifying suffering of Jesus' Heart on the Mount of Olives and every drop of His Bloody Sweat as atonement for my and all of humanity's sins of the heart, as protection against such sins and for the spreading of Divine and brotherly Love. Amen

THIRD PRAYER: THE FLOGGING

Pray 1 Our Father, 1 Hail Mary, 1 Gloria, then:Eternal Father, through unblemished hands and the Divine Heart of Jesus, I offer You the many thousands of Wounds, the gruesome Pains, and the Precious Blood of the Flogging as atonement for my and all of humanity's sins of the Flesh, as protection against such sins and the preservation of innocence, especially among my relatives. Amen

FOURTH PRAYER: THE CROWNING OF THORNS

Pray 1 Our Father, 1 Hail Mary, 1 Gloria, then:Eternal Father, through Mary's unblemished hands and the Divine Heart of Jesus, I offer You the Wounds, the Pains, and the Precious Blood of Jesus' Holy Head from the Crowning with Thorns as atonement for my and all of humanity's sins of the Spirit, as protection against such sins and the spreading of Christ's kingdom here on earth. Amen

FIFTH PRAYER: THE CARRYING OF THE CROSS

Pray 1 Our Father, 1 Hail Mary, 1 Gloria, then:Eternal Father, through Mary's unblemished hands and the Divine Heart of Jesus, I offer You the Sufferings on the way of the Cross, especially His Holy Wound on His Shoulder and its Precious Blood as atonement for my and all of humanity's rebellion against the Cross, every grumbling against Your Holy Arrangements and all other sins of the tongue, as protection against such sins and for true love of the Cross. Amen

SIXTH PRAYER: THE CRUCIFIXION

Pray 1 Our Father, 1 Hail Mary, 1 Gloria, then:Eternal Father, through Mary's unblemished hands and the Divine Heart of Jesus, I offer You Your Son on the Cross, His Nailing and Raising, His Wounds on the Hands and Feet and the three streams of His Precious Blood that poured forth from these for us, His extreme tortures of the Body and Soul, His precious Death and its non bleeding Renewal in all Holy Masses on earth as atonement for all wounds against vows and regulations within the Orders, as reparation for my and all of the world's sins, for the sick and the dying, for all holy priests and laymen, for the Holy Father's intentions toward the restoration of Christian families, for the strengthening of Faith, for our country and unity among all nations in Christ and His Church, as well as for the Diaspora. Amen

SEVENTH PRAYER: THE PIERCING OF JESUS’ SIDE

Pray 1 Our Father, 1 Hail Mary, 1 Gloria, then:Eternal Father, accept as worthy, for the needs of the Holy Church and as atonement for the sins of all Mankind, the Precious Blood and Water which poured forth from the Wound of Jesus' Divine Heart. Be gracious and merciful toward us. Blood of Christ, the last precious content of His Holy Heart, wash me of all my and others' guilt of sin! Water from the Side of Christ, wash me clean of all punishments for sin and extinguish the flames of Purgatory for me and for all the Poor Souls. Amen

 PRAYERS OF SAINT BRIDGET – DEVOTION FOR TWELVE YEARS (2024)

FAQs

What are the promises of the 12 year prayer of St. Bridget? ›

The promises include: 1) The soul who prays them suffers no purgatory. 2) The soul who prays them will be accepted among the Martyrs as though he had spilled his blood for his faith. 3) The soul who prays them can choose three others whom Jesus will then keep in a state of grace sufficient to become holy.

What is the original prayer of St. Bridget? ›

By this Precious Death, I beg of Thee O King of Saints, comfort me and help me to resist the devil, the flesh and the world, so that being dead to the world I may live for Thee alone. I beg of Thee at the hour of my death to receive me, a pilgrim and an exile returning to Thee. Amen. O Jesus!

What is the 12th step prayer? ›

Twelfth Step Prayer

Dear God, My spiritual awakening continues to unfold. The help I have received I shall pass on & give to others, Both in & out of the Fellowship.

What are the 7 prayers to pray? ›

7 Prayers God Always Answers
  • 1) I surrender. Jesus said, “Whoever comes to me I will never cast out” (John 6:37, ESV). ...
  • 2) Bring Your kingdom; have Your way. ...
  • 3) Forgive me. ...
  • 4) Lead me. ...
  • 5) Draw them to You. ...
  • 6) Use me. ...
  • 7) Make me like You.

Why is Saint Bridget important? ›

Saint Bridget of Ireland was a determined, faithful Catholic who was responsible for starting convents and monasteries throughout Ireland. Bridget's Celtic name, Brigid, which means “fiery arrow,” can be traced back to the goddess of the same name with whom Bridget is often conflated.

What does St Bridget represent? ›

Saint Brigid's Day is celebrated on 1 February, and has been marked in Ireland for many years. Saint Brigid is the only female among Ireland's three patron saints. She is also a patron saint of healers, poets, beer, blacksmiths and dairy workers, as well as a figure associated with creativity and womanhood.

Why do we pray the 15 prayers of St Bridget? ›

They are a reminder to us that He endured tremendous pain for each of our sins, and that His suffering is not to be forgotten. While it may be difficult to reflect on such agony, it's vital to our faith. These prayers, clearly, can be tough.

Why is St Brigid no longer a saint? ›

without approval of the Catholic church. There are many female saints, but it could be suggested that because the Catholic church did not approve of Brigid's role as a female bishop, or some of her miracles, they would not have approved her as a saint in later medieval Europe.

What was St Brigid's first miracle? ›

The legend of Brigid's cloak is often told. It's the story about the manner in which she came to acquire the land to build her monastery at Kildare. It is often regarded as one of the first miracles associated with her.

Is St Brigid the same as St Bridget? ›

Her name is referred to as Brigid officially in Ireland in the Irish language. It would be incorrect to spell her name as Bridget. You may see references to “Brigit”, but I would venture to say that's at least not a standard way to refer to her in English. Ireland has a public holiday each February to mark St.

What patron saint is St Bridget? ›

Bridget, also known as St. Birgitta, is the patron saint of Sweden, as well as co-patron of Europe alongside St. Catherine of Siena and St. Teresa Benedicta of the Cross.

How to pray 5 points? ›

Here are five lessons on prayer that we can learn from the example Jesus gives us in Matthew 6:9-13:
  1. “Our Father in heaven, hallowed be Your name.” ...
  2. “Your kingdom come, Your will be done, on earth as it is in heaven.” ...
  3. “Give us today our daily bread.” ...
  4. “Forgive us our debts, as we forgive our debtors.”

What was the miracle of St Brigid? ›

Cogitosus recounted Brigid's many purported miracles: As a girl, she gave away the household's butter and bacon to hungry beggars and dogs, then miraculously replaced the food for her family. Later in life, she turned a wooden column into a living tree with one touch and hung her cloak on a sunbeam.

What is the Hail Holy Queen prayer? ›

After the completion of the five mysteries (five decades), the "Hail Holy Queen" is said: Hail, holy Queen, mother of mercy, our life, our sweetness, and our hope. To thee do we cry, poor banished children of Eve. To thee do we send up our sighs mourning and weeping in this valley of tears.

Is Bridget a Catholic saint? ›

Also known as Bride, Bridget of Ireland, Bride of the Isles, and Mary of the Gael, she now reigns as one of the most recognized saints in Ireland; she and Saint Patrick are the only Irish saints to hold a place on the celebrated Catholic Calendar of Saints. (Bridget's day is February 1st.)

What is St Aloysius morning prayer? ›

O Saint Aloysius, adorned with angelical manners, although I am thy unworthy servant, I recommend to thee in an especial manner the chastity of my soul and body; I conjure thee, by thy angelical purity, to commend me to Jesus Christ, the spotless Lamb, and to His most holy Mother, the Virgin of virgins.

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