Novena To St. Faustina - Day 7
Novena To St. Faustina - Day 7
🙏 DAY 7 | NOVENA TO ST. FAUSTINA
Today, on Day Seven of our Novena to St. Faustina, we reflect on the gift of INTERCESSION—bringing the needs of others before God in prayer.
St. Faustina had a deep desire to pray for others, especially for those most in need of God’s mercy. Her example reminds us that prayer is not only about our own needs. We are called to carry one another in prayer, entrusting our families, friends, communities, the suffering, and the whole world to the merciful heart of Jesus.
🙏 Today, pray for someone else. Think of a person who needs healing, strength, peace, conversion, or hope. Bring that person before Jesus and ask St. Faustina to intercede with you.
You can also bring the intentions of those who have asked for your prayers—even the needs known only to God. Through intercessory prayer, we become united as one family, supporting one another and trusting everything to God’s infinite mercy.
As we continue our nine-day journey toward St. Faustina’s Feast Day on October 5, may we become more attentive to the needs of others and more generous in praying for them.
St. Faustina, intercede for us and for all those in need of God’s mercy. 🙏
Jesus, I trust in You! ❤️
Honor a loved one by enrolling them in our NOVENA of HOLY MASSES in honor ST. FAUSTINA
https://shrineofdivinemercy.org/novenas/form?nid=49
Today, on Day Seven of our Novena to St. Faustina, we reflect on the gift of INTERCESSION—bringing the needs of others before God in prayer.
St. Faustina had a deep desire to pray for others, especially for those most in need of God’s mercy. Her example reminds us that prayer is not only about our own needs. We are called to carry one another in prayer, entrusting our families, friends, communities, the suffering, and the whole world to the merciful heart of Jesus.
🙏 Today, pray for someone else. Think of a person who needs healing, strength, peace, conversion, or hope. Bring that person before Jesus and ask St. Faustina to intercede with you.
You can also bring the intentions of those who have asked for your prayers—even the needs known only to God. Through intercessory prayer, we become united as one family, supporting one another and trusting everything to God’s infinite mercy.
As we continue our nine-day journey toward St. Faustina’s Feast Day on October 5, may we become more attentive to the needs of others and more generous in praying for them.
St. Faustina, intercede for us and for all those in need of God’s mercy. 🙏
Jesus, I trust in You! ❤️
Honor a loved one by enrolling them in our NOVENA of HOLY MASSES in honor ST. FAUSTINA
https://shrineofdivinemercy.org/novenas/form?nid=49
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