ELECTION THANKSGIVING NOVENA ​



Day 1: St. Jude, Patron of​ Impossible ​C​auses, ​​we thank you for your intercession with our elections.

Day 2: St. Frances Cabrini, you who tirelessly built the Kingdom of God in America,​ thank you for your intercession with our elections.

Day 3: St. Thomas More, martyred for your uncompromising faith, ​thank you for your intercession with our elections.

​Day 4: St. Jose Sanchez del Rio, martyred for your child-like, yet fearless faith in Christ the King, ​thank you for your intercession for our elections.

Day 5: St. Kateri Tekakwitha, who fled to Canada in order to freely practice your faith, ​thank you for your intercession with our elections.

Day 6: St. Damien de Veuster of Molokai, selfless servant of the lepers of Hawaii, ​thank you for your intercession for our elections.

Day 7: St. John Neumann, Founder of the ​D​iocesan Catholic ​S​chool system in America, ​thank you for your intercession with our elections.

Day 8: St. Rita, Patroness of ​H​opeless ​C​auses, ​thank you for your intercession with our elections.

Day 9: Mother Mary, Patroness of the Americas, ​our Lady of the Immaculate Conception, thank you for your intercession with our elections. Thank you for delivering us from more evil that would have come with the opposition.

DAILY PRAYER:  Dear Lord, ​You have restored our hope in our nation. You've had mercy on us and given us another opportunity to improve the culture. ​We thank You from the depth of our hearts and praise You for Your Omnipotence. Grant us more wisdom and courage to act for Your Kingdom, to spread Your Gospel, and to share our Faith and belief that You are truly with us always. ​​You are the God of surprises and it pleases us that You surprised so many Americans. May we never fail to stand up for the most innocent and weak in our country. May we always put Your law first before all other ideologies and guide others to do the same, seeing Truth, recognizing falsehoods, following You completely in all things, and striving to please You first always. Help us work toward the best leaders in all areas of life and we pray for the Holy Spirit and the Blessed Mother to guide all the Church leaders to be strong and also put You first, that we may all work together only for good. Amen.
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  1. alal00111/10/16, 12:45 AM

    Yes!!! All of us, American or from other nationalities, people of faith, Pro-Lifers, in the whole World, must give thanks to GOD for the Donald Trump victory in these elections in the USA!!!

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