Mary, Help of Christians, by Rev. Bonaventure Hammer, O.F.M
by Bonaventure Hammer
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About this eBook
- Contributor
- Burke, John J. (John James), 1857-1945
- Title
- Mary, Help of Christians, and the Fourteen Saints Invoked as Holy Helpers Instructions, Novenas and Prayers with Thoughts of the Saints for Every Day in the Year; To Which is Added an Appendix on the Reasonableness of Catholic Ceremonies and Practices
- Credits
- Produced by Michael Gray, the Diocese of San Jose
- Language
- English
- LoC Class
- BX: Philosophy, Psychology, Religion: Christianity: Churches, Church movements
- Subject
- Sacramentals
- Category
- Text
- eBook-No.
- 33596
- Project Gutenberg
- https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/33596
- Release Date
- August 31, 2010
- Copyright
- Public domain in the USA.
Contents
- 1.MARY, HELP OF CHRISTIANS — AND THE
- 2.Fourteen Saints Invoked as Holy Helpers
- 3.Instructions, Legends, Novenas and Prayers
- 4.Thoughts of the Saints for Every Day in the Year
- 5.REV. BONAVENTURE HAMMER, O.F.M.
- 6.Reasonableness of Catholic Ceremonies and Practices — BY REV. JOHN J. BURKE — BENZIGER BROTHERS — PREFACE — Contents — PART I The Veneration and Invocation of Saints and the Efficacy of Prayer
- 7.CHAPTER I
- 8.CHAPTER II
- 9.CHAPTER III
- 10.CHAPTER IV — PART II Mary, the Help of Christians Novenas in Preparation for the Principal Feasts of the Blessed Virgin
- 11.INTRODUCTION
- 12.I. NOVENA IN HONOR OF THE IMMACULATE CONCEPTION OF THE BLESSED VIRGIN MARY
- 13.II. NOVENA IN HONOR OF THE NATIVITY OF THE BLESSED VIRGIN MARY
- 14.III. NOVENA FOR THE FEAST OF THE ANNUNCIATION OF THE BLESSED VIRGIN MARY
- 15.IV. NOVENA IN HONOR OF THE SEVEN SORROWS OF MARY
- 16.V. NOVENA FOR THE FEAST OF THE ASSUMPTION OF THE BLESSED VIRGIN MARY — PART III The Fourteen Holy Helpers
- 17.CHAPTER I
- 18.CHAPTER II
- 19.THE LEGENDS OF THE FOURTEEN HOLY HELPERS — PART IV I. Novenas to the Holy Helpers
- 20.NOVENA TO EACH OF THE HOLY HELPERS
- 21.NOVENA TO ALL THE HOLY HELPERS — II. Prayers and Petitions
- 22.PRAYERS OF PETITION AND INTERCESSION — PART V General Devotions
- 23.THE FOUR APPROVED LITANIES — PART VI Thoughts and Counsels of the Saints for Every Day of the Year — PART VII Reasonableness of Catholic Ceremonies and Practices — PART I
- 24.The Veneration and Invocation of Saints, and the Efficacy of Prayer
- 25."Remember your prelates who have spoken the word of God to you; whose faith follow, considering the end of their conversation" ( Heb. xiii. 7).
- 26."Wherefore I beseech you, be ye followers of me, as I am also of Christ" ( 1 Cor. iv. 16). — CHAPTER I
- 27.The Veneration and Invocation of Saints — CHAPTER II
- 28.Efficacy of the Intercession of the Saints — CHAPTER III
- 29.For What the Intercession of the Saints May and Should be Invoked — CHAPTER IV
- 30.The Qualities of Prayer — PART II
- 31.Novenas in Preparation for the Principal Feasts of the Blessed Virgin
- 32."Holy Mary, aid the miserable, assist the desponding, strengthen the weak, pray for the people, plead for the clergy, intercede for the devout female sex. Let all who have recourse to thee experience the efficacy of thy help!"—HOLY CHURCH. — Rules for the Proper Observance of Novenas — On the Manner of Reading the Meditations and Observing the Practices — Introduction
- 33.Mary , the Help of Christians — I. Novena in Honor of the Immaculate Conception of the Blessed Virgin Mary — FIRST DAY
- 34.Predestination of the Blessed Virgin Mary — SECOND DAY
- 35.Mary's Immaculate Conception — THIRD DAY
- 36.Mary, the Victrix of Satan — FOURTH DAY
- 37.Mary without Actual Sin — FIFTH DAY
- 38.Mary, Full of Grace — SIXTH DAY
- 39.Mary, Our Refuge — SEVENTH DAY
- 40.Mary, the Mother of Chastity — EIGHTH DAY
- 41.The Image of the Immaculate Conception — NINTH DAY
- 42.The Feast of the Immaculate Conception — II. Novena in Honor of the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary — FIRST DAY
- 43.The Birth of Mary — SECOND DAY
- 44.Mary, the Elect of God — THIRD DAY
- 45.Mary, the Child of Royalty — FOURTH DAY
- 46.Mary, the Child of Pious Parents — FIFTH DAY
- 47.Mary's Supernatural Prerogatives — SIXTH DAY
- 48.Mary, the Joy of the Most Holy Trinity — SEVENTH DAY
- 49.The Angels Rejoice at Mary's Birth — EIGHTH DAY
- 50.The Joy of the Just in Limbo at Mary's Birth — NINTH DAY
- 51.The Holy Name of Mary — III Novena for the Feast of the Annunciation of the Blessed Virgin Mary — FIRST DAY
- 52.The Annunciation — SECOND DAY
- 53.The Import of the Angel's Salutation — THIRD DAY
- 54.The Effect of the Angel's Salutation — FOURTH DAY
- 55.Mary's Question — FIFTH DAY
- 56.The Solution — SIXTH DAY
- 57.Mary's Consent — SEVENTH DAY
- 58.Mary's Fortitude in Suffering — EIGHTH DAY
- 59.Mary, the Mother of God — NINTH DAY
- 60.Mary, Our Mother — IV Novena in Honor of the Seven Sorrows of Mary — FIRST DAY
- 61.Devotion to the Seven Sorrows of Mary — SECOND DAY
- 62.Mary's First Sorrow: Simeon's Prophecy in the Temple — THIRD DAY
- 63.Mary's Second Sorrow: The Flight into Egypt — FOURTH DAY
- 64.Mary's Third Sorrow: Jesus Lost in Jerusalem — FIFTH DAY
- 65.Mary's Fourth Sorrow: She Meets Jesus Carrying His Cross — SIXTH DAY
- 66.Mary's Fifth Sorrow: Beneath the Cross — SEVENTH DAY
- 67.Mary's Sixth Sorrow: The Taking Down of Jesus' Body from the Cross — EIGHTH DAY
- 68.Mary's Seventh Sorrow: Jesus is Buried — NINTH DAY
- 69.Reasons Why Mary Had to Suffer — V Novena for the Feast of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary — FIRST DAY
- 70.Mary's Death was without Pain — SECOND DAY
- 71.At Mary's Tomb — THIRD DAY
- 72.The Empty Tomb — FOURTH DAY
- 73.Reasons for the Bodily Assumption of Mary into Heaven — FIFTH DAY
- 74.Mary's Glorious Entrance into Heaven — SIXTH DAY
- 75.Mary Crowned in Heaven — SEVENTH DAY
- 76.Mary's Bliss in Heaven — EIGHTH DAY
- 77.Mary, the Queen of Mercy — NINTH DAY
- 78.Mary in Heaven, the Help of Christians on Earth — PART III
- 79.The Fourteen Holy Helpers
- 80."The souls of the just are in the hand of God, and the torment of death shall not touch them. In the sight of the unwise they seemed to die, and their departure was taken for misery, and their going away from us for utter destruction; but they are in peace. And though in the sight of men they suffered torments, their hope is full of immortality. Afflicted in a few things, in many they shall be well rewarded; because God has tried them and found them worth of Himself" ( Wis. iii 1-5.) — CHAPTER I
- 81.The Fourteen Holy Helpers — CHAPTER II
- 82.Legends — The Legends of the Fourteen Holy Helpers — I.
- 83.St. George, Martyr — II
- 84.St. Blase, Bishop and Martyr — III
- 85.St. Erasmus, Bishop and Martyr — IV
- 86.St. Pantaleon, Physician and Martyr — V
- 87.St Vitus, Martyr — VI
- 88.St. Christophorus, Martyr — VII
- 89.St. Dionysius, Bishop and Martyr — VIII
- 90.St. Cyriacus, Deacon and Martyr — IX
- 91.St. Achatius, Martyr — X
- 92.St. Eustachius, Martyr — XI
- 93.St. Giles, Hermit and Abbot — XII
- 94.St. Margaret, Virgin and Martyr — XIII
- 95.St Catherine, Virgin and Martyr — XIV
- 96.St. Barbara, Virgin and Martyr — PART IV
- 97.I Novenas to the Holy Helpers
- 98.II Prayers and Petitions
- 99."God is wonderful in His saints. The God of Israel is He who will give power and strength to His people; blessed be God" ( Ps. lxvii. 36). — Novena to Each of the Holy Helpers — I
- 100.Novena in Honor of St. George — II
- 101.Novena in Honor of St. Blase — III
- 102.Novena in Honor of St Erasmus — IV
- 103.Novena to St. Pantaleon — V
- 104.Novena in Honor of St. Vitus — VI
- 105.Novena in Honor of St. Christophorus — VII
- 106.Novena in Honor of St. Dionysius — VIII
- 107.Novena in Honor of St. Cyriacus — IX
- 108.Novena in Honor of St. Achatius — X
- 109.Novena in Honor of St. Eustachius — XI
- 110.Novena in Honor of St. Giles — XII
- 111.Novena in Honor of St. Margaret — XIII
- 112.Novena in Honor of St. Catherine — XIV
- 113.Novena in Honor of St. Barbara — Novena to All the Fourteen Holy Helpers — FIRST DAY
- 114.The Devotion to the Fourteen Holy Helpers — LITANY OF THE FOURTEEN HOLY HELPERS — SECOND DAY
- 115.The Destiny of Man — THIRD DAY
- 116.The Virtue of Faith — FOURTH DAY
- 117.The Virtue of Hope — FIFTH DAY
- 118.The Love of God — SIXTH DAY
- 119.The Virtue of Charity — SEVENTH DAY
- 120.Human Respect — EIGHTH DAY
- 121.Prayer — NINTH DAY
- 122.Perseverance — Prayers of Petition and Intercession — I. Three Invocations — II. Prayer in Illness — III. Prayer for the Sick — IV. Prayer of Parents for Their Children — V. Prayer of Children for Their Parents — VI. Prayer of Married People — PART V
- 123.General Devotions
- 124."The Lord is nigh unto all them that call upon Him, to all that call upon Him in truth. He will do the will of them that fear Him, and He will bear their prayer and save them" ( Ps. cxliv. 18, 19).
- 125."Rejoicing in hope, patient in tribulation, instant in prayer" ( Rom. xii. 12). — Morning Prayers
- 126.Acts of Faith, Hope, and Charity
- 127.To the Blessed Virgin Mary
- 128.To the Angel Guardian — Evening Prayers
- 129.An Act of Contrition
- 130.To the Sacred Heart of Jesus
- 131.To the Blessed Virgin Mary
- 132.To St. Joseph
- 133.Before Retiring — Prayers at Holy Mass
- 134.Preparatory Prayer
- 135.At the Beginning of Mass
- 136.At the Gospel
- 137.At the Credo
- 138.At the Offering
- 139.At the Preface
- 140.At the Sanctus
- 141.At the Canon
- 142.At the Elevation
- 143.After the Elevation
- 144.At the Pater Noster
- 145.At the Agnus Dei
- 146.At Communion
- 147.Spiritual Communion
- 148.At the Blessing
- 149.At the Last Gospel — Prayers after Mass
- 150.Salve Regina — Prayers for Confession
- 151.Before Confession
- 152.After Confession — Prayers for Holy Communion
- 153.An Act of Faith
- 154.An Act of Hope
- 155.An Act of Love
- 156.An Act of Desire
- 157.An Act of Fear
- 158.An Act of Humility
- 159.An Act of Thanksgiving
- 160.An Act of Adoration
- 161.An Act of Oblation
- 162.Offering and Petition
- 163.Prayer to Jesus Crucified — Visit to the Blessed Sacrament — An Act of Oblation to the Sacred Heart — The Stations of the Cross
- 164.First Station
- 165.Second Station
- 166.Third Station
- 167.Fourth Station
- 168.Fifth Station
- 169.Sixth Station
- 170.Seventh Station
- 171.Eighth Station
- 172.Ninth Station
- 173.Tenth Station
- 174.Eleventh Station
- 175.Twelfth Station
- 176.Thirteenth Station
- 177.Fourteenth Station — Prayer to Our Suffering Redeemer — Prayer to the Blessed Virgin Mary — Prayer for All Things Necessary for Salvation — The Four Approved Litanies — Litany of the Most Holy Name of Jesus — Litany of the Sacred Heart of Jesus — The Litany of Loreto — Litany of the Saints — PART VI
- 178.Thoughts and Counsels of the Saints for Every Day of the Year
- 179."Every day will I bless Thee, and I will praise Thy name forever" ( Ps. cxliv. 2). — Thoughts and Counsels of the Saints for every Day in the Year
- 180.January
- 181.February
- 182.March
- 183.April
- 184.May
- 185.June
- 186.July
- 187.August
- 188.September
- 189.October
- 190.November
- 191.December — PART VII
- 192.Reasonableness of Catholic Ceremonies and Practices
- 193."Let the children of Israel make the Phase in due time . . . according to all the ceremonies thereof" ( Num. ix 2, 3). — Reasonableness of Catholic Ceremonies and Practices
- 194."And another Angel came and stood before the altar, having a golden censer: and there was given to him much incense, that he should offer of the prayers of all saints upon the golden altar, which is before the throne of God" ( Apoc. viii. 3). — The Ceremonies of the Catholic Church
- 195.I. Ceremonies Necessary to Divine Worship
- 196.II. Vestments Used by the Priest at Mass
- 197.III. Ceremonies of the Mass — The Practices of the Catholic Church
- 198.I. Vespers and Benediction
- 199.II. Devotion to the Blessed Sacrament
- 200.III. Holy Communion
- 201.IV. Confirmation
- 202.V. Honoring the Blessed Virgin
- 203.VI. Confession of Sin
- 204.VII. Granting Indulgences
- 205.VIII. The Last Sacraments
- 206.IX. Praying for the Dead
- 207.X. Praying to the Saints
- 208.XI. Crucifixes, Relics, and Images
- 209.XII. Some Sacramentals
- 210.XIII. The Celebration of Feasts
- 211.XIV. Infant Baptism
- 212.XV. The Marriage Tie—One and Indissoluble
- 213.XVI. Respect Shown to Ecclesiastical Superiors
- 214.XVII. Celibacy
- 215.XVIII. Conclusion
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