The Jesus Prayer Chaplet is a simple yet profound devotion rooted in the ancient tradition of the Eastern Church. Its central invocation — “Lord Jesus Christ, Son of God, have mercy on me, a sinner” — has been prayed unceasingly by saints, monks, and the faithful for centuries as a means of drawing the soul into continual communion with the Heart of Christ.

Though ancient in origin, the Jesus Prayer became most well-known through the spiritual classic The Way of a Pilgrim, which recounts the practice of repeating the Holy Name until it becomes one’s very breath. The chaplet adapts this timeless prayer to the rhythm of the rosary, guiding the heart into silence, repentance, and divine mercy.

The Holy See approved the Jesus Prayer Chaplet in 1980, affirming its place as a devotion uniting East and West through the invocation of the Holy Name of Jesus.

May this prayer sanctify our hearts, still our minds, and lead us ever deeper into the peace that comes from the merciful gaze of Christ our Lord.

The Chaplet of Our Lady of Tears is a powerful Marian devotion revealed through private revelation to Sister Amalia Aguirre of the Crucified Jesus (1901–1977), a Brazilian mystic of the Missionaries of Jesus Crucified. In 1930, the Blessed Virgin appeared to her clothed in violet, holding a rosary of translucent beads resembling crystal drops, and said, “This is the Chaplet of My Tears, which My Son will use to draw great graces upon the world.”

This chaplet honors the Tears of Our Sorrowful Mother, shed for the salvation of souls and the conversion of sinners. Each prayer recalls the depth of Mary’s compassion and the suffering she endured at the foot of the Cross, uniting our hearts with her Immaculate Heart in reparation and intercession.

The Holy See approved the Chaplet of Our Lady of Tears in 1934, granting indulgences and ecclesiastical recognition to this devotion as a means of invoking the mercy of Christ through the sorrow of His Blessed Mother.

May the Tears of Our Lady cleanse the darkness of sin, heal the wounds of the heart, and draw all souls to the pierced Heart of her Divine Son, Jesus Christ our Lord.

The Chaplet of Saint Padre Pio is a devotion invoking the intercession of Saint Pio of Pietrelcina (1887–1968), the humble Capuchin friar who bore the sacred stigmata of Christ and offered his life for the conversion of sinners and the sanctification of souls.

This chaplet invites the faithful to meditate upon the Passion of Our Lord, the wounds of Christ, and the virtues that shone brightly in the life of Saint Padre Pio: humility, obedience, charity, and unwavering faith in Divine Mercy. Through his intercession, we are drawn to embrace our own crosses with patience and love, uniting our sufferings to those of Jesus Crucified.

The Holy See approved the Chaplet of Saint Padre Pio in 2002, shortly after his canonization, commending it as a prayer of reparation and trust in the mercy of God.

May this chaplet strengthen our hearts in faith, console us in suffering, and lead us ever deeper into the merciful embrace of Christ through the intercession of His faithful servant, Saint Padre Pio of Pietrelcina.

In this sacred time of prayer, we unite our hearts before the Eucharistic Lord through the Chaplet of the Blessed Sacrament, a devotion composed by St. Peter Julian Eymard (1811-1868), Apostle of the Eucharist and founder of the Congregation of the Blessed Sacrament.

This chaplet invites the faithful to adore Jesus Christ truly present in the Most Holy Eucharist, offering acts of love, thanksgiving, and reparation for the indifference and offenses committed against His Sacred Presence. Each invocation draws us deeper into the mystery of the Real Presence — a mystery of divine humility and infinite mercy.

The Holy See approved the Chaplet of the Blessed Sacrament in 1911, enriching it with indulgences and commending it as a means of fostering Eucharistic devotion throughout the world.

May this prayer draw us closer to the Heart of Christ in the Blessed Sacrament — silent, hidden, and yet radiant with divine love.

The Chaplet of Saint Gertrude is a devotion revealed by Saint Gertrude the Great (1256–1302), a Benedictine mystic known for her deep love of the Sacred Heart of Jesus and her fervent intercession for the souls in Purgatory. Through this chaplet, the faithful offer the Precious Blood of Christ for the deliverance of souls and the consolation of the Sacred Heart.

In a vision, Our Lord revealed to Saint Gertrude that every time the prayer she composed is recited, “a thousand souls are released from Purgatory.” This divine promise reflects the infinite mercy of God poured out through the merits of His Passion.

The Holy See approved the Chaplet of Saint Gertrude in 1908, encouraging the faithful to pray it often for the Holy Souls and to renew their devotion to the Most Precious Blood of Jesus.

May this sacred prayer inspire us to acts of reparation, charity, and love for the departed, drawing countless souls into the eternal light and peace of Christ.