Litanies in Honor of the Divine Hands of Our Lord

Litanies in Honor of the Divine Hands of Our Lord

The venerated image whom Pope Leo XIII granted a Canonical coronation on 17 May 1903. The Basilica of Our Lady Help of Christians (Auxilium Christianorum), Turin.

The “Litanies In Honor of the Divine Hands of Our Lord” were approved by His Holiness, Our Holy Father the Pope, Leo XIII, and “Nihil obstat and Imprimatur” were given for private devotion.

“My Son, exhort the teachers of the faith to institute a feast and an office in honour of My Divine Hands, and tell the people to put their trust in these same Divine Hands, often invoking them with these words : “Divine Hands of Our Saviour, help us! Forgive us, my God! Forgive us.” — Jesus Christ to a very humble priest, in private revelations, 1864.

Suitable for our times, recite these Litanies with a contrite heart, deeply grieved at the sorrows of our Mother the Church. After each invocation, say: Pray that the Divine Hands may humble the enemies of the Church.

When Pope Pius XI asked a question: “Who are the Church’s most dangerous enemies?” His answer was as follows:

“The Church’s worst persecutors have been her own unfaithful bishops, priests, and religious. Opposition from outside is terrible; it gives us many martyrs. But the Church’s worst enemy is her own traitors.” ( click on -her own traitors for more information)

“Lift up Thy Hand against their pride unto the end:
what things the enemy hath done wickedly in the sanctuary.”
~ Psalm 73:3

Litanies in honour of the Divine Hands of our Lord.

Approved by Cardinal Donnet, Archbishop of Bordeaux, in 1865, and Cardinal Deschamps, Archbishop of Malines.

Recite these Litanies with a contrite heart, deeply grieved at the sorrows of our Mother the Church.

Most Holy Trinity, Father, Son, and Holy Ghost, have mercy on us, and pardon our many sins. (3 times).

Divine Hands, deign to humble the enemies of the Church, and of our Holy Father the Pope. (3 times.)

Sacred Heart of Mary Immaculate and Mother of Grace, implore the Divine Hands of our Lord to humble the enemies of the Church and of our Holy Father the Pope. (3 times).

Saint Joseph, Spouse of our Blessed Lady, ask the Divine Hands of Our Saviour to humble the enemies of our Holy Father the Pope. (3 times).

Response: Pray that the Divine Hands of our Saviour may humble the enemies of the Holy Father.
Saint Joachim, Father of the Blessed Virgin,
Saint Anne, Mother of the Blessed Virgin,
Saint Michael the Archangel,
Saint Gabriel,
Saint Raphael,
Ye four Great Angels, who in union with Saint Michael, Saint Gabriel, and Saint Raphael, surround the throne of the Most High,

Followed by: Pray that the Divine Hands of Our Lord may humble the enemies of Christendom

Holy Seraphim,
Holy Cherubim,
Holy Thrones,
Holy Dominations,
Holy Virtues,
Holy Powers,
Holy Principalities,
Holy Archangels,
Holy Angels,
Saint John the Baptist,

Followed by: Pray that the Divine Hands of Our Lord may humble the enemies of the Church

Saint Peter, (3 times with the response)
Saint Paul,
Saint John, beloved Disciple,
Holy Apostles,
Saint Irenaeus,
Saint Augustine,
Saint Francis of Sales,
Saint Dominic,
Saint Francis of Assissi,
Saint Anthony of Padua,
Saint Peter of Alcantara,
Saint Ignatius Loyola,
Saint Francis Xavier,
Saint J. Francis Regis,
Saint Vincent of Paul,
St. Theresa, (3 times with the response)

All ye Saints of God, ask the Holy Hands to humble the enemies of the Holy Father.

℣. Let Thy Hand be upon the man of Thy right Hand:
℟. And upon the son of man whom Thou hast confirmed for Thyself.

Prayer.

Almighty God! We most humbly beseech Thee to deliver us from the workers of iniquity, whilst we place all our confidence in the Divine Hands of our Lord Jesus Christ, Thy beloved Son, who liveth and reigneth with Thee in the unity of the Holy Ghost, one God, world without end. Amen.

[N.B. — The above Litanies may be said for any other intentions. It is sufficient to change the intention for which they have been offered.]

 

Invocations.

To be made with humility, fervour, and entire, confidence.

Divine Hands of our Saviour, help us.

Pardon, my God, Pardon.

Divine Hands of Our Saviour, help us, defend us, protect us.

Divine Hands of Our Saviour, humble the enemies of the Church.

Divine Hands of Our Saviour, send us many saints, great in word and work, for the conversion of mankind.

Divine Hands of Our Saviour, bless children, help the poor, cure the sick, have pity on the agonizing, convert sinners.

Divine Hands, deliver the souls in Purgatory who have most loved Thy interests upon Earth.

Ferial after the Feast of Corpus Christi; Feast of the Divine Hands of Jesus.

Introit.—Ps. 30.
My lots are in Thy Hands;
deliver me out of the hands of my enemies,
and from them that persecute me.
Alleluia. Alleluia.
Ps. 76. With Thine Arm Thou hast redeemed
Thy people, the children of Jacob and of Joseph.
[℟.] Glory be to the Father, etc.
My lots, etc.

PRAYER
Divine Hands of Thy Son, through the same Lord Jesus Christ
who liveth and reigneth in the unity of the Holy Ghost, one God, world without end.
Amen.

Promises for those devoted to the Divine Hands of our Saviour.

Jesus Christ said to this holy man: “Publish and let others proclaim that I will —

1. “Pour everlasting graces upon the souls of those who will pray to My Divine Hands.

2. “I will come to succour the dying who shall have prayed to My Divine Hands.

3. “I will convert the sinner for whom My Divine Hands have been besought.

4. “I will give temporal goods to the poor families who will pray to My Divine Hands.

5. “I will fortify and strengthen those who invoke My Divine Hands.

6. “I will cure the sick who invoke My Divine Hands.

7. “I will speedily deliver from Purgatory those souls who, whilst on earth, invoked My Divine Hands.

8. “I will deliver from all dangers those who invoke My Divine Hands.”

 

 

“Behold the Lord God shall come with strength, and his arm shall rule: behold his reward is with him and his work is before him.”
(Isaias, xl. 10)

 

“For the Lord is high, and looketh on the low: and the high he knoweth afar off. If I shall walk in the midst of tribulation, thou wilt quicken me: and thou hast stretched forth thy hand against the wrath of my enemies: and thy right hand hath saved me. The Lord will repay for me: thy mercy, O Lord, endureth for ever: O despise not the works of thy hands.”
(Ps, cxxxvii. 6-8)

Historical and Doctrinal Notice concerning the Work of Help and Reparation in honour of the Divine Hands of our Saviour

An account of Father Pierre Campagne, S.J.

At Bordeaux, on the 30th May, 1864, Monday within the Octave of the Most Holy Sacrament, on the eve of the close of the month of Mary, at 3.45 a.m., I looked at the sky. The night had passed, but the weather was gloomy; still I saw the heavens to the north-west suddenly become red. Long rays of light formed in that direction, and were directed towards me. Almost immediately the sky cleared, and became serene; and there appeared two hands, with about half the arms, of an immense size, both marked with blood. The hands bore the Stigmata, and presented themselves under the “symbol” of assistance, that is, open. They were slightly bruised, and rather attenuated. Rays of a golden red colour emanated from the arms and bleeding hands, large at the base and tapering to a point, like a gigantic sword, which seemed to strike my very heart. At once alarmed and consoled, I burst into tears, and cried aloud, “Divine Hands of our Saviour, help us;” adding, as I sobbed, “Pardon, my God, Pardon.”

I solemnly affirm that this was the first time of my life, that my heart or my lips had invoked the Divine Hands of our Blessed Lord. I never thought of this devotion. I then said my Office, and afterwards offered the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass, during which celebration our Lord spoke to me, between the two consecrations, in an interior but sensible manner. The voice appeared to proceed from the Sacred Host, and sweetly struck my spirit, my heart, and my senses. “My Son,” it said, “exhort the Fathers in the Faith to institute a Feast and an Office in honour of My Divine Hands, invoking them frequently in these words ‘Divine Hands of our Saviour, help us.’ ” After the second elevation of the Chalice, at the words “Omnis honor et gloria,” our Saviour said again, “My son, I wish for a Feast in honour of my Divine Hands.”

The same day I began to write, almost from the dictation of our Lord, a complete Office, with a Mass, in honour of the Divine Hands of our Saviour. I finished in the month of June, 1864, and sent it at once to the Very Rev. Father B–––, praying him to forward it to his Holiness Pius IX., during the course of the month, if he judged it right.

From that time, and especially since December, 1866, I have from time to time implored the Father-General to call me to Rome, in order to commend to his Holiness Pius IX. what appears on the page above, but it would appear that our Lord's time had not come.

I must say that I did not make known to the Very Rev. Father-General all the things which occurred in December, 1866. I should have told him viva voce in Rome, but the state of affairs in Rome prevented my trusting so grave a matter to the post. Above all, I felt that the manuscripts demanded explanation, perhaps even the seal of an oath. I rejoice to declare that I would sign them with my heart's blood, if ever it were pierced by the sword of one of the enemies of the Holy Church, and with my last sigh, had I time to dip my finger in the blood, I would write on the nearest stone, “This is true.” — The most unworthy Father P. Campagne, S. J. 

“Divine Hands of our Saviour help us.”

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Amen.

Divine Hands of Our Saviour, help us! Forgive us, my God! Forgive us.

Divine Hands of Our Saviour, help us! Forgive us, my God! Forgive us.

Divine Hands of Our Saviour, help us! Forgive us, my God! Forgive us.

Divine Hands of Our Saviour, help us! Forgive us, my God! Forgive us.

Amen.

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