Prayer to Saint Mary Magdalene
“The Lord gave Mary Magdalene the honor of being the first to proclaim His Resurrection to the Apostles themselves.” — Pope Saint Gregory the Great
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About This Prayer
This prayer is a devotion to Saint Mary Magdalene, who is honored for her deep repentance, unwavering love for Jesus, and her role in proclaiming the Resurrection. The prayer expresses a desire to imitate her faith and experience the mercy of Christ.
The Prayer
Saint Mary Magdalene, woman of many sins,
who by conversion became the beloved of Jesus,
thank you for your witness that Jesus forgives
through the miracle of love.
You, who already possess eternal happiness in His glorious presence,
please intercede for me,
so that some day I may share in the same everlasting joy.
Help me to live my life in faithful service,
to seek Christ with all my heart,
and to never be afraid to proclaim the good news of His resurrection.
Amen.
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When To Pray
This prayer is especially appropriate on her feast day (July 22), during times of repentance or renewal, when seeking courage to evangelize, or when asking for healing from past sins.
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About This Prayer
This prayer is a devotion to Saint Mary Magdalene, who is honored for her deep repentance, unwavering love for Jesus, and her role in proclaiming the Resurrection. The prayer expresses a desire to imitate her faith and experience the mercy of Christ.
When To Pray
This prayer is especially appropriate on her feast day (July 22), during times of repentance or renewal, when seeking courage to evangelize, or when asking for healing from past sins.