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Audio Library of Catholic Prayers for
the Blind
Basic Catholic Prayers in Latin and English
Free Traditional Catholic
Audio Library
Catholic Prayers,
Devotions, Audio Books,
and more
for Listening, Learning, and freely Downloading
The
prayers, devotions, and other sacred readings indexed below are
the treasury of Holy Mother the Catholic Church — many are basic prayers
... some that go back to the earliest Church, and have been prayed for
more than 2000 years in unbroken succession throughout the world and
all of time since Mary first uttered her Magnificat in response
to the message of the Angel Gabriel that she was to be the Mother of
the Redeemer of the world. Others came later still, and together formed
a sacred repository of what is most holy in our response to God’s invitation
through the Prophets, and finally through His Only-Begotten Son, Jesus
Christ. To these were added still many more prayers from His most faithful
followers, the Saints — prayers that the Church has ever jealously guarded
and zealously fostered.
Together they became the ever-ascending voice
of one Church, one Faith, one Hope — one in all things for the love
of Christ, for the salvation of souls, and for the sanctification
of her children. Sadly, for more than 60 years, in another wilderness
and through another desert, the children have wandered and forgot
their beginning, and consequently their end, which is God. God in and
through His Mystical Bride the Church for whom He suffered.
Her children
have become wayward, and so many of Her Shepherds have abandoned the
flock, ceasing to teach, to pass on (tradere ... the “passing
on to” that we understand as Sacred Tradition) this unspeakably
beautiful patrimony of Christ and His Saints in the way of holy prayer
to the children ... our children ... and to us — who also were never
taught. Come, then, let us gather what has been strewn, recover what
has been lost, pick up what has been willfully discarded in a desperate
pursuit of the world and the things of the world, to the loss our sense
of what is sacred, and in this loss, losing God Himself. Do not despair.
What man has forsaken yet lives in God forever, and because it lives
in God, it lives in the bosom and heart of His Holy Bride the Church
forever, unto the consummation of all things.
Or
request a free CD of all the prayers in Latin and English
You may
also listen to them on
Youtube
Other Catholic Audio Files and
Free Catholic Audio Books:
The Practice of the Presence of God by Brother Lawrence
The Johannine Prologue: the Last Gospel Reading in
the Latin Tridentine Mass
Full Prayer to Saint Michael the Archangel by Pope Leo XIII (from
the Rite of Exorcism of the Roman Ritual)
Litany of the Most Blessed Virgin Mary (also known
as The Litany of Loreto) in Latin Only
Prayer in Time of Peril, Affliction, or Temptation
(from Matins)
The Chaplet
of St. Michael the Archangel in Latin and English
Litaniae Sanctorum — the Litany of the Saints
The Nisibene
Hymns of Saint Ephrem the Syrian
Liber
Apocalypsis — the Book of Revelation — a Book for our
Times — read in Latin
Entire Audio of
the
Tridentine Latin Mass
clearly
prayed by a Priest and Altar Boy only
This list of prayers,
devotions, and readings will be added to in coming months, and are intended
to assist you, as a Catholic, to learn the beauty of the prayers of
the Church, the depth of wisdom in the Book of Psalms, and the holy
devotions that have ever assisted Catholics throughout the centuries
in their desire to attain to sanctity, to sainthood, to which every
Catholic is called ... and to nothing less.
You can download
them as you will, and listen to them as you drive or sit at home — on
your mobile devices, or simply on your computer. You can copy them to
a CD and take them with you wherever you go. We encourage you to share
them with as many people as possible, Catholic and non-Catholic — always
and everywhere,
instuare
omnia in Christo:
“to
re-establish all things in Christ, that are in Heaven and on Earth,
in Him.”
(Ephesians 1.10)
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Totally Faithful to the Sacred
Deposit of Faith entrusted to the Holy See in
Rome
“Scio
opera tua ... quia modicum habes virtutem, et servasti
verbum Meum, nec non negasti Nomen Meum”
“I
know your works ... that you have but little power,
and yet you have kept My word, and have not denied My
Name.”
(Apocalypse 3.8)
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