Glory to the Father, to the Son, and to the Holy Spirit. As it was in the beginning, is now and forever. Amen.
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Glory Be
Gloria Patri
It is the shortest praise to the Holy Trinity. It closes each decade of the rosary and each prayed psalm.
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Peace, purification, Guardian Angel and connection with Oxalá (Obatala)
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See all prayers Everyday prayers Our Father It is the prayer that Jesus himself taught. It serves for any request and is included in the rosary, in the mass and in almost every devotion. Everyday prayers Hail Mary It joins the greeting of the angel Gabriel and that of Isabel with the request for Mary to pray for us. It is the prayer that is repeated most in the rosary. Everyday prayers Sign of the Cross It is the prayer that opens and closes all others. Make the sign on the forehead, on the mouth, and on the chest when saying the first phrase, and the large cross when saying the second. Everyday prayers Act of Faith It is the prayer of those who feel their faith weakening and want to renew it with simple words. It ends with the request of the apostles: Lord, increase my faith. Everyday prayers I believe in God the Father It is the Apostles' Creed, the summary of the Christian faith. It opens the rosary and is the prayer of those who want to strengthen their faith. Everyday prayers Act of Contrition It is the request for forgiveness from God out of love, with the purpose of not offending Him again. It is prayed during confession and at the end of the day, after the examination of conscience.
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