Eucharistic Novena
Join Archbishop Paul Coakley in nine days of prayer, growing in deeper devotion to Jesus in the Eucharist.
9 séances
1Day 1In the first day of our Novena, we reflect on Jesus as the Paschal Lamb. We'll begin with Scripture (1 Corinthians 10:16-17), a prayer to Jesus, and conclude with the Anima Christi prayer.Our Holy Sacrifice5 min
2Day 2Today, we meditate on Jesus as our daily bread. We’ll reflect on Scripture (John 6:51), pray for those who doubt the Eucharist, and finish with the Anima Christi.Our Daily Bread4 min
3Day 3In this session, we reflect on Jesus as the Way, Truth, and Life, praying for those who have left the Church. We’ll begin with John 6:68, a prayer to Jesus, and close with the Anima Christi.Our Way, Truth, and Life4 min
4Day 4Today, we contemplate Jesus as our portion, providing for both spiritual and physical needs. We’ll reflect on Matthew 15:23, offer prayers for those in need, and conclude with the Anima Christi.Our Portion4 min
5Day 5In this session, we honor Jesus as our High Priest, praying for bishops and priests. We reflect on Scripture from the Last Supper, pray for clergy, and conclude with the Anima Christi.Our High Priest4 min
6Day 6Today, we pray for protection and deliverance from temptation, reflecting on Jesus in the desert (Matthew 4:4). We’ll pray for the Church and conclude with the Anima Christi.Our Deliverer4 min
7Day 7In this session, we meditate on Jesus as our Savior, praying for love toward those difficult to love. We'll begin with Luke 23:49, ask for His strength, and close with the Anima Christi.Our Savior4 min
8Day 8Today, we reflect on Jesus as our Good Shepherd, guiding us to evangelize. We’ll start with Luke 24:16a, pray for courage to share the Gospel, and conclude with the Anima Christi.Our Good Shepherd5 min
9Day 9In this session, we contemplate Jesus as our Bridegroom, awaiting us in Heaven. Reflecting on Revelation 19:6-8, we’ll pray for a deeper desire for Heaven and conclude with the Anima Christi.Our Bridegroom4 min