Pray for the
priests
who pray for us.
Join a community that prays daily for priestly vocations — and renew your own faith.
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An Oblate of Christ the Redeemer is anyone who offers himself generously to God, to cooperate in the Work of Redemption.
Three simple gestures,
one unceasing prayer.
Prayer to the Divine Redeemer
It may be offered during the Rosary, the Chaplet of Divine Mercy, the Liturgy of the Hours, or at any moment of prayer.
Discover the prayerEucharistic Adoration
A visit to the Blessed Sacrament to intercede for priestly vocations.
Holy Mass
To offer the Mass, Eucharistic Communion, and Adoration for priestly vocations.
Each in their own time,
all in the same prayer.
No sign-up. No steps. Just open and pray.
Liturgical Calendar
Each day, find the Gospel of the day, the reflection, the prayer intention, the prayer, and a concrete practice for priestly vocations — right on the app's home screen.
Monthly Letter
A letter from the apostolate presenting the prayer intention and the patron chosen to intercede for priestly vocations.
Curated Prayers
Prayers, litanies, and novenas gathered and ready to pray, without having to look elsewhere.
Podcast Episodes
Follow the episodes of the podcast The Love of the Heart of Jesus, with varied formation themes on the priestly ministry.
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Divine Mercy
and Priests
Every first Sunday of the month, at 3 PM — during the Hour of Divine Mercy — we gather to adore the Blessed Sacrament and pray for priestly vocations and for the whole world.
“Jesus institui o sacerdócio, derivado do dele e destinado a perpetuar, até a consumação dos séculos, seu gesto de poder e misericórdia.”
Blessed Columba Marmion
A community that
meets in prayer.
Would you like to hear previous episodes or read written reflections?
A few common questions.
Do I need to be very Catholic to take part?
No. The apostolate welcomes anyone who wishes to draw closer — practicing Catholics, those who have drifted away, or simply those curious about the spirituality of the Church. Praying for priests is within reach of any person of good will.
Is it really free?
Yes. All the content is free — the liturgical calendar, the monthly letter, the podcast, and the curated prayers.
How long does the daily prayer last?
Between 5 and 7 minutes. Each day brings five elements, presented in sequence: the Gospel of the day, a brief reflection, that day's prayer intention, a prayer ready to be prayed, and a concrete practice.
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Start praying for the
priests today.
Be part of the community of faith that sustains priests through daily prayer.
May our prayers be the expression of a new Lu Monferrato in every nation. Jesus, I trust in You.
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