3. O most sorrowful Mary, I compassionate that intense distress which thy
anxious heart experienced in the loss of thy dearest Jesus. O beloved
Mother, by that deeply troubled heart obtain for me the virtue of chastity
and the gift of knowledge.
Hail Mary.
4. O most sorrowful Mary, I compassionate the consternation which thy
maternal heart experienced when thou didst meet Jesus bearing His cross. O
beloved Mother, by that deeply troubled heart obtain for me the virtue of
patience and the gift of fortitude.
Hail Mary.
5. O most sorrowful Mary, I compassionate that martyrdom which thy
generous heart endured in witnessing the last agony of Jesus. O beloved
Mother, by that martyred heart obtain for me the virtue of temperance and
the gift of counsel.
Hail Mary.
6. O most sorrowful Mary, I compassionate that wound which thy mournful
heart endured from the lance which tore the side of Jesus and wounded His
most loving Heart. O beloved Mother, by thy pierced heart obtain for me
the virtue of fraternal charity and the gift of understanding.
Hail Mary.
7. O most sorrowful Mary, I compassionate the convulsion which thy most
loving heart experienced at the burial of Jesus. O beloved Mother, by this
extreme grief of thy sacred heart obtain for me the virtue of diligence
and the gift of wisdom.
Hail Mary.
_V._ Pray for us, O most sorrowful Virgin.
_R._ That we may be made worthy of the promises of Christ.
_Let Us Pray._
Grant, we beseech Thee, O Lord Jesus Christ, that the Blessed Virgin Mary,
Thy Mother, may intercede for us with Thy clemency, now and at the hour of
our death, who at the hour of Thy Passion was pierced in her most holy
soul by the sword of sorrow; grant this, O Jesus Christ, Saviour of the
world, Who, with the Father and the Holy Ghost, liveth and reigneth, world
without end. Amen.
A perpetual indulgence of three hundred days, applicable to the
dead, to all Christians every time they shall recite the above
exercise in honor of the sorrowful heart of the most holy Virgin.
Rosary or Chaplet of the Seven Dolors.
Act Of Contrition.
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