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EPISODE · Sep 1, 2025 · 8 MIN

Litany of Humility

from Catholic Prayerscape · host Holly Honeychurch

Read from A Little Book of Litanies, published by the Catholic Truth Society.Litany of HumilityThis is usually attributed to Servant of God Rafael Cardinal Merry del Val (1865-1930), Secretary of State under Pope St Pius X, although (perhaps aptly enough) some have claimed it wasn't in fact written by him but by someone else inspired by his writings. In its original form, this litany does not have the usual beginning and ending; these have been attached for the sake of consistency and convenience, but can of course be omitted.Accompanied by calm, ambient music.God bless.

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Read from A Little Book of Litanies, published by the Catholic Truth Society.Litany of HumilityThis is usually attributed to Servant of God Rafael Cardinal Merry del Val (1865-1930), Secretary of State under Pope St Pius X, although (perhaps aptly enough) some have claimed it wasn't in fact written by him but by someone else inspired by his writings. In its original form, this litany does not have the usual beginning and ending; these have been attached for the sake of consistency and convenience, but can of course be omitted.Accompanied by calm, ambient music.God bless.

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