THE LITANY OF LORETO

By Fr. Marino H. Msigala, OFM Capuchin


WORKOUT WEDNESDAY

A Midweek Spiritual Workout with
Fr. Marino H. Msigala, OFM Capuchin

THE LITANY OF LORETO

May is the month of Mary. Our Blessed Mother is known to us under dozens of titles. Each one reflects a specific aspect of her life or gifts that make Her even more relatable to us. This is a portion of the Litany of Loreto that includes many of Mary’s titles.



Holy Mother of God,
Holy Virgin of Virgins, 
Mother of Christ, 
Mother of The Church, 
Mirror of Justice, 
Seat of Wisdom, 
Cause of Our Joy, 
Spiritual Vessel, 
Vessel of Honor, 
Singular Vessel Of Devotion, 
Mystical Rose
Gate of Heaven, 
Morning Star, 
Health of the Sick, 
Refuge of Sinners, 
Solace of Migrants,
Comfort of the Afflicted, 
Help of Christians, 
Queen of Angels, 
Queen of Apostles, 
Queen of Martyrs, 
Queen of Virgins, 
Queen of All Saints, 
Queen Conceived Without Original Sin, 
Queen Assumed Into Heaven, 
Queen of The Most Holy Rosary, 
Queen of Families, 
Queen of Peace.
Ark of the Covenant, 

On this SPIRITUAL WORKOUT WEDNESDAY, ask Mary’s intercession through the titles that most resonate with you. Can you think of another meaningful title for Mary that you personally relate to?

Pray the entire Litany of Loreto here: 

https://padrepiodevotions.org/litanies/litany-of-loreto/

Fr. Marino H. Msigala, OFM Capuchin was born in Kibakwe, Mpwapwa, Dodama Tanzania, Africa, on January 23, 1978. He was ordained to the Ministerial Priesthood on July 12, 2012, by Archbishop Gervas John M. Nyaisonga. Following his service as Pastor in his home country of Tanzania, Father was commissioned to the Capuchin Franciscan Province of St. Augustine in Pittsburgh, PA, where he was assigned to Immaculate Conception Church in Dudley, PA. Father currently serves as chaplain and pastoral care at West Penn Hospital in Bloomfield, Pittsburgh PA. He completed his ministry there and returned to Tanzania on May 7, 2024.

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