Missionary Sisters of the Holy Spirit

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Eugénie Caps

Pentecost Novena

Pentecost Novena

On this 9th day of our novena, let us remain in silence, waiting for the Holy Spirit to come with his gifts into our hearts.

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Pentecost Novena

Pentecost Novena

Today, on this 8th day of our novena, we ask the Holy Spirit to remove from our hearts everything that is not of His goodness, and to give us what He has so that we may be good people to others.

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Pentecost Novena

Pentecost Novena

On this seventh day of our novena, we pray for all those who seek to love Jesus in the poor. Let us also pray for the apostolic religious congregations that care for the poor.

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Pentecost Novena

Pentecost Novena

Today, we pray together for: migrants, foreigners, refugees. We also pray for those who accompany them: missionaries, associations, and committed lay people.

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Pentecost Novena

Pentecost Novena

On this fifth day, we invite you to pause and consider the captives, who they are, their story, their dream; let us pray for them, and also, not only for those who are in prison. Let us pray for those who live outside and are not free.

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Pentecost Novena

Pentecost Novena

On this fourth day, we pray: for the sick and for those who care for them. We ask the Holy Spirit for the grace to love them and to give us the strength to care for them.

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Pentecost Novena

Pentecost Novena

Together we will walk the path, a path that leads us to the poor. Following the example of the simple people who became saints, we too seek the face of Christ among the poor.

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Pentecost Novena

On this second day of the novena, we pray for the poor, the excluded of our society. Let us also pray for all those dedicated to serving the poor.

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Pentecost Novena

Pentecost Novena

We wish to share with you this time of waiting for the Holy Spirit. To this end, we invite you to pray with us. On this first day of the novena, we pray: for the poor of today and for our own poverty, to accept it before God, before our brothers and sisters.

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