| The rite involves incense, candles, litanies and novenas, and set hymns, often in Latin. |
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| Isabella felt so blessed by God that she offered two novenas, three rosaries and gave more donations to the order she was part of. |
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| She was a regular at the Monday night novenas and would go to Melleray as often as she could. |
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| They had no devotion to the Rosary and they were not interested in parish novenas or working to continue the regular housie nights. |
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| A great crowd attended the first of the annual parish novenas of Our Lady of the Miraculous Medal services last night. |
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| In her heart she had a special affection for the Sacred Heart and always looked forward to the Sacred Heart novenas. |
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| In a long struggle with a smack addiction, he made novenas at the shrine of St. Jude, patron of hopeless cases. |
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| Can we help shape the popular religiosity of our people through developing anew Rosary novenas, missions, processions or shrines? |
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| A great woman for weekly Mass, she had a special attachment to her favourite novenas and her prayer life was an essential and inherent part of her daily life for many years. |
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| A Eucharistic celebration was held last week at the Sacred Heart Church, Manama, which coincided with 10 days of novenas in honour of the saint. |
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| Pilar monastery which holds novenas of Venerable Padre Agnelo Gustavo de Souza from 10 November to 20 November yearly. |
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| By 1939, forty-four parishes and convents in the Pittsburgh diocese offered weekly novenas of their own. |
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| As Fernand Nault liked to recount, there were many candles lit and novenas said on his behalf when, in his late teens, he announced that he would like to become another Fred Astaire. |
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| There is no arguing with the fact that novenas, the vast majority of them addressed to Mary, held an important place in the Founder's devotional life. |
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| If you really appreciated it, you would have Masses offered, you would make novenas at the shrines of the saints, you would undertake long pilgrimages, as did the saints, to obtain from heaven this divine gift. |
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| At Mass, Benedictions, novenas, we huddled in great damp clumps, dozing through priest drone, while steam rose again from our clothes. |
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| Such seems to have been the question that Lins formulated and to which he responded by writing his book of novenas. |
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| Rain dances in one area were matched by novenas in another. |
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| By 7 o'clock, all the folding chairs and plastic-covered sofas in the room were full, and Ms. Gomez, a member of the family's church who has been trained to lead novenas, began the prayers and songs. |
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| A traditional fair and novenas take place. |
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| They're, to be honest, more attracted to the tradition, to the liturgical tradition, to some of the devotions of the church, rosaries, novenas and eucharistic adoration. |
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| Novenas have been part of my life from its beginning and part of the life of the church since its very first centuries. |
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| John's Church and participated in its Daily Prayer Group and weekly Novenas. |
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