How to join in praying with Holy Spirit 2033: Nine-Year Novena
Start Here
- Share your prayer intentions & sign up for Holy Spirit 2033 updates about events that will take place from now until 2033.
- Pray, “Come, Holy Spirit,” at 9:00 AM each morning and pray the Sunday Novena Prayers weekly, using the “Novena Prayer Guide” document to see all daily and optional prayers.
Go Deeper
In addition to the daily prayers, here are other ways to dive deeper into Holy Spirit 2033:
Pray
Download the full Novena prayer guide with additional daily and weekly prayers
Download, print, or purchase the Novena Prayer Cards to have with you at all times.
Dive deeper by reading more about what baptism in the Holy Spirit is, its effects, and what Catholic Popes and Bishops have said about it in the past, and more.
See the graces of sharing the Holy Spirit 2033 Novena around the nation and in a much larger, global context.
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Learn
Read the statement approved in 1997 on the Catholic Charismatic Renewal and on baptism in the Holy Spirit
Read the documents reviewed by Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger, who later became Pope Benedict, and referenced to by Pope Francis: “In the Malines Doucments, you have a guide, a reliable path to keep you from going astray” (June 1, 2014, Olympic Stadium, Rome)
Read the letters that Saint Elena Guerra wrote to Pope Leo XIII from 1895 to 1903, urging him to renew the Church through a return to the Holy Spirit and to unite the church in constant prayer through an ongoing Pentecost
Get a better understanding of how an outpouring of the Holy Spirit ignited widespread reach of baptism in the Holy Spirit and the charismatic gifts, within the context of the Apostolic Age and the Fall of Christendom
