Favorite Indulgenced Prayers: Containing Some of the Finest Prayers from Both New and Old Editions o

Favorite Indulgenced Prayers 978-0-89942-929-8

Favorite Indulgenced Prayers is the latest in Catholic Book Publishing's Favorite Prayers series. By Anthony M. Buono, this book offers 192 pages of the finest prayers from both the new and the old editions of the Enchiridion of Indulgences. The Enchiridion of Indulgences is a valuable resource for understanding the Catholic Church's teaching on indulgences, which are closely tied to the concepts of penance, mercy, and spiritual growth. This document provides a structured guide to the prayers, devotions, and acts of charity that the Church recognizes as means of obtaining indulgences, either partial or plenary.
One of its primary values lies in its ability to deepen the faithful's understanding of indulgences, dispelling common misconceptions that they are a form of "buying" forgiveness. Instead, the Enchiridion clarifies that indulgences are rooted in the Church's treasury of grace and serve as a means to reduce temporal punishment due to sin, provided the recipient has sincere repentance and a proper disposition.
The Enchiridion fosters spiritual discipline by encouraging Catholics to engage in acts of piety, such as prayer, Scripture reading, and works of mercy. These practices not only help individuals grow in holiness but also promote a spirit of charity and unity within the Church.
Perfect for pocket or purse, this booklet is ideal for anywhere, anytime prayer.
Among the features of this book are:

• Sturdy flexible softcover
• Size 3-3/8" x 5-3/4"
• Beautiful, two-color illustrations throughout
• Durably binding Prayers are offered in sense lines and large type for easier reading and comprehension.
• With a flexible illustrated cover
• High-quality paper
• Information on Indulgences
• Conveniently sized to accommodate nightstand or purse
• Nihil Obstat

• Foreword.
• Four General Grants of Indulgences
• First General Grant.
• Second General Grant
• Third General Grant
• Fourth General Grant
• Other Grants of Indulgences
• Pious Invocations.
• Examples of Very Brief Invocations.
• Examples of Invocations in Customary Use
• Formerly Indulgenced Prayers.
• Prayers to the Blessed Trinity
• Prayers to God the Father Prayers to God the Son
• Prayers to the Sacred Heart of Jesus
• Prayers to Jesus in the Blessed Sacrament
• Prayers to Jesus Crucified
• Prayers to God the Holy Spirit
• Prayers to the Blessed Virgin Mary
• Prayers to the Saints Prayers for Various Needs
• Index of Prayer Themes

• Portability - A small, compact book is easy to carry, making it convenient for travel, commuting, or reading on the go.
• Accessibility - Its size allows for quick reference, whether for study, prayer, or casual reading, without the bulk of a larger volume.
• Discreetness - A compact book can be read in public or private without drawing much attention, making it ideal for personal reflection or study.
• Durability - Smaller books often have sturdier bindings and covers, allowing them to withstand frequent handling and travel.
• Efficiency - Concise and well-organized content ensures that the reader gets essential information without unnecessary bulk, making learning or devotion more focused and effective.

Overall, the Enchiridion of Indulgences serves as both a theological guide and a practical handbook for deepening one's spiritual life, strengthening one's relationship with God, and supporting the broader Christian community through prayer and good works.