Morning & Evening Prayers
A short prayer for exactly what you're carrying right now — pick a need below, or let us pick one for you.
Prayer of the Day
Prayer Under Thy Protection (Sub Tuum Praesidium)
The oldest known prayer to the Virgin Mary, dating to the third century, asking for her protection and deliverance from every danger and need we face.
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Healing
Protection
For the Dead
Family & Children
Travel & Safe Journey
Exams & Work
Guidance & Discernment
Gratitude & Thanksgiving
Peace & Anxiety
Conversion & Repentance
Grief & Comfort
Motherhood & Pregnancy
Morning & Evening Prayers
Marriage & Relationships
Financial Need & Providence
Opening Prayer for the Evening Examen
The short traditional prayer for God's light and help, used by Ignatian retreatants to open a nightly Examen of conscience before reviewing each day's events.
Into Your Hands (Compline Night Prayer)
The ancient Compline verse from the Church's Night Prayer, placing body and soul into God's hands before sleep, drawn straight from Psalm 31's closing words.
The Morning Offering
The traditional Catholic Morning Offering, dedicating the whole day's prayers, works, joys, and sufferings to God the moment one wakes, before it begins.
Prayer to My Guardian Angel for the Night
A bedtime prayer asking one's own Guardian Angel to keep watch through the dark hours, when the mind can't guard itself the way it does through the day.
A Simple Grace to Open the Day
A brief blessing said first thing in the morning, distinct from the Morning Offering, that simply thanks God for a new day before anything else begins.
The Angelus
The traditional Angelus prayer recalling the Annunciation to Mary, prayed by long custom at morning, noon, and evening to mark the rhythm of an ordinary day.
The Divine Praises
A traditional litany of praise recited after Eucharistic Benediction, well suited also as a closing act of adoration to end the day in quiet, grateful prayer.
A Traditional Night Prayer
A short traditional prayer for the close of the day, entrusting one's sleep, safety, and the souls of all the departed to God's care until morning comes.