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LittleFlower
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The Archdiocese of Washington link also has the scripture verse where the name appears.
Hope this helps you.
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Hope this helps you.
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klmt123
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Why not just pray the most sacred heart of Jesus or the most holy name of Jesus litany instead because believing in Christ is what makes us Catholic. http://www.usccb.org/prayer-and-wor...litanies/litany-of-the-holy-name-of-jesus.cfm
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Coeurpieux
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Im sure you’d understand that almost every convert carries devotions of sentimental value from his birth religion to his adopted one. I have a relative who married into a Druze family that had converted to Maronite Christianity and who still venerate several Druze saints privately. Some things are just to ingrained for one to let go off, i guess… From the responses on this thread, the 99 names of God does not seem to be an unChristian devotion.
I have heard of the Sacred Heart of Jesus, but as of yet i have no idea how to pray it. I have been looking for a good book on various Christian devotions , do you happen to know any??
I have heard of the Sacred Heart of Jesus, but as of yet i have no idea how to pray it. I have been looking for a good book on various Christian devotions , do you happen to know any??
Tis_Bearself
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Sacred Heart litany here
https://www.ewtn.com/devotionals/litanies/sacred_heart.htm
If you are interested in Catholic devotions, I’d recommend one of the old-school prayer books like the Pieta Prayer Book or the Catholic Pocket Prayer Book by Jacqueline Lindsay.
A lot of the commercially available prayer books are very Scripture-based or are more “modern” and not so similar to the traditional litanies with the many names.
https://www.ewtn.com/devotionals/litanies/sacred_heart.htm
If you are interested in Catholic devotions, I’d recommend one of the old-school prayer books like the Pieta Prayer Book or the Catholic Pocket Prayer Book by Jacqueline Lindsay.
A lot of the commercially available prayer books are very Scripture-based or are more “modern” and not so similar to the traditional litanies with the many names.
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Coeurpieux
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Thank you! I’ll check those out.
I dont like the modern prayer books myself as i feel that they dont have a “spiritual” feel to them.
I personally prefer doing things the traditional way, i once tried praying the Rosary on an online app and felt like i was simply banally repeating words, not praying to the Mother of God.
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I dont like the modern prayer books myself as i feel that they dont have a “spiritual” feel to them.
I personally prefer doing things the traditional way, i once tried praying the Rosary on an online app and felt like i was simply banally repeating words, not praying to the Mother of God.
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