Additional novenas

Not every novena prepares for a feast. These are kept at need; in sickness, in grief, for an urgent intention, or run on a cycle of their own, so they do not sit on the calendar.

Feast dates follow the 1962 Roman Calendar. A novena of anticipation is reckoned to end on the eve of the feast, so it begins nine days before it. Windows are computed from the feast date rather than stored, which keeps leap years and month ends correct.

Prayers are traditional and in the public domain. Texts and rubrics follow the compilation at Fisheaters.