Litany and life of Saint Augustine of Hippo

Saint Augustine of Hippo, pray for us!

Litany and life of Saint Clare of Assisi

"Lord, have mercy on us.
Christ, have mercy on us.
Lord, have mercy on us.
Christ, hear us.
Christ, graciously hear us.
God the Father of Heaven, have mercy on us.
God the Son, Redeemer of the world, have mercy on us.
God the Holy Spirit, have mercy on us.
Holy Trinity, One God, have mercy on us.
Holy Mary, pray for us. St. Clare, disciple of San Francisco,

St. Clare, guide of the Poor Clares,
St. Clare, as bright as the sun,
St. Clare, faithful wife of Jesus,
St. Clare, filled with the Holy Spirit,
St. Clare, adoring the Blessed Sacrament,
St. Clare, flower of the Church,
St. Clare, generous with the poors,
St. Clare, lover of the Crucified,
St. Clare, light to the world,
St. Clare, example of charity,
St. Clare, pure in body and soul,
St. Clare, rich with the things of God,
St. Clare, star of the Franciscan Order,
St. Clare, in prayer at all times,
St. Clare, waiver model,
St. Clare, detached before material goods,
St. Clare, brave in the difficulties,
St. Clare, terror of demons,
St. Clare, compassion for the Passion of Jesus,
St. Clare, penitent for sins of the world,
St. Clare, full of miracles,
St. Clare, Burning in the Love Commandment,
St. Clare, great doer of the Word of God,
St. Clare, eternal witness,
St. Clare, patient in sickness and suffering,
St. Clare, big lily of chastity,
St. Clare, clothed in humility,
St. Clare, rose of love for the Virgin Mary,
St. Clare, scent of love for God,
St. Clare, Patron Saint of television,
St. Clare, glorious in death,

Lamb of God, Who takest away the sins of the world, spare us, O Lord.
Lamb of God, Who takest away the sins of the world, graciously hear us, O Lord.
Lamb of God, Who takest away the sins of the world, have mercy on us.

Let us pray: God, thou guided St. Clare of Assisi in the way of poverty, chastity and obedience. She became one of the greatest examples of renunciation of material goods. We ask thou, by his example, may we unite ourselves with the spiritual goods that will lead us to the riches of Heaven. Through Christ our Lord. Amen."

Eucharistic Miracle of Darroca

Darroca, Spain, 1263: A priest had to hide six Consecrated Hosts because of a war of invasion during a Mass. He kept them in a Corporal. Then, when opening the cloth, the six Hosts had become six Blood stains. They are kept today at the Shrine of the city dedicated to the miracle.

Eucharistic Miracle of Hasselt

Hasselt, Belgium, 1317: A priest from Viversel was to bring Communion to the sick. A person's home touched the Hosty by curiosity and the Host bled. The bishop asked to bring the Host to the convent Cistercian of Herkenrode. When the priest arrived at the convent, he went to the Tabernacle with the sisters present to save the Host. When the priest opened theciborium, he and all the people present had the same vision of Jesus crowned with thorns.

Eucharistic miracle of Santarem

Santarem, Portugal, 1247: A wife of this city wanted to make the husband most faithful. So, she did not swallow the Host that communed in the church to take it to a witch. After Mass, the wife took the Host home and put it in a trunk inside the room. While asleep the husband and the wife, at dawn, they woke up with a strong glow like the sun into the room. The Host glowed with all splendor. Two Angels were prostrate before it. The Angels took it from inside the trunk. All neighbors saw a flash and went to the house. The priest put the Host in a reliquary and it is incorrupt to this day in a sanctuary dedicated to the miracle.