St. Anthony of Padua Prayer Ministry
St. Laurence Catholic Church Sugar Land
Holy Mass followed by the Novena to the Saint at 7:00 PM on every Tuesday
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The St. Anthony of Padua Prayer Ministry at St. Laurence Catholic Church in Sugar Land, Texas joyfully brings together people of all ages to honor St. Anthony of Padua and seek his powerful intercession. Through prayer and devotion, the ministry encourages the faithful to grow closer to Jesus Christ and to experience the comfort, hope, and grace that come through the prayers of this beloved saint.
This devotion began at St. Laurence in April 1997 and continues to be a cherished spiritual tradition in the parish. Every Tuesday at 7:00 p.m., the community gathers for Holy Mass followed by the Novena to St. Anthony of Padua, entrusting their needs, families, and intentions to the Lord through the saint’s intercession.
Each year, the ministry also celebrates the Feast of St. Anthony, gathering the faithful in prayer and thanksgiving. The celebration is held on the Saturday closest to the saint’s feast day (June 13). In 2026, the Annual Feast will be celebrated at 7:00 p.m. on Saturday, June 13.
All are warmly invited to join in this beautiful devotion and experience the blessings of prayer, community, and faith through the intercession of St. Anthony of Padua.
We will be praying over and reflecting on various intentions from these Sermons during the next 13 weeks devotion in preparation of the 30th Annual Feast at 7:00pm on Saturday, June 13, 2026. 1. For Peace and Unity: Praying for peace in our hearts, families, communities, and in the world, that God may unite us in love and understanding. (March 17) 2. For Families and Loved Ones: Asking God to bless our families with love, protection, unity, and mutual respect. (March 24) 3. For Students, Teachers, and Job Seekers: Praying for wisdom in studies, success in examinations, guidance in careers, and opportunities for meaningful work. (March 31) 4. For Success in Work, Business, and Daily Responsibilities: Praying for God’s guidance, honesty, perseverance, and blessings in work, livelihood, and daily life. (April 7) 5. For Those Who Desire the Sacrament of Marriage: Praying for those discerning marriage, that God may guide them to loving, faithful, and holy relationships. (April 14) 6. For Couples Who Long for Children: Seeking God’s blessing and comfort for couples praying for the gift of children. (April 21) 7. For Expectant Mothers and Their Families: Praying for the safety, health, and protection of mothers expecting children and for the well-being of their families. (April 28)
8. For Inner Peace, Forgiveness, and Healing: Asking the Lord to heal emotional wounds, grant forgiveness, and fill hearts with peace. (May 5) 9. For Deliverance from Bondage and Bad Addictions: Seeking God’s grace through St. Anthony to break free from addictions, harmful habits, and spiritual bondage. (May 12) 10. For the Sick, Elderly, and Suffering: Entrusting those who are ill, disabled, or burdened by suffering to God’s healing mercy. (May 19) 11. For Those in Special Need and Difficult Situations: Praying for those facing financial struggles, loneliness, uncertainty, or serious challenges. (May 26) 12. For the Departed Souls: Praying for the faithful departed, that God may grant them eternal rest and bring comfort to those who mourn. (June 2) 13. Thanksgiving and Blessings for Special Intentions: Giving thanks for God’s graces received and entrusting all personal intentions to His loving providence through St. Anthony. (June 9)
8. For Inner Peace, Forgiveness, and Healing: Asking the Lord to heal emotional wounds, grant forgiveness, and fill hearts with peace. (May 5) 9. For Deliverance from Bondage and Bad Addictions: Seeking God’s grace through St. Anthony to break free from addictions, harmful habits, and spiritual bondage. (May 12) 10. For the Sick, Elderly, and Suffering: Entrusting those who are ill, disabled, or burdened by suffering to God’s healing mercy. (May 19) 11. For Those in Special Need and Difficult Situations: Praying for those facing financial struggles, loneliness, uncertainty, or serious challenges. (May 26) 12. For the Departed Souls: Praying for the faithful departed, that God may grant them eternal rest and bring comfort to those who mourn. (June 2) 13. Thanksgiving and Blessings for Special Intentions: Giving thanks for God’s graces received and entrusting all personal intentions to His loving providence through St. Anthony. (June 9)
Tenth of 13-week devotion: Prayer to St. Anthony of Padua for the Sick, Elderly, and Suffering (May 19, 2026)
O blessed St. Anthony, compassionate servant of God and comforter of the afflicted, we come before you praying for all who are sick, elderly, disabled, or burdened by suffering.
Entrust them to the healing mercy of the Lord, who sees every pain, hears every prayer, and never abandons His children in their time of need.
Pray that God may grant strength to the weak, comfort to the lonely, peace to the anxious, and healing to those who suffer in body, mind, or spirit.
Bless the elderly with dignity, love, and care. Give patience and courage to those living with illness or disability, and surround them with compassionate family members, caregivers, and friends.
When suffering feels heavy, help them to feel the presence of Christ beside them—guiding, comforting, and sustaining them with hope.
Through your loving intercession, may all who suffer experience God’s mercy, find peace in His presence, and receive the grace they need each day. Amen.🙏
St. Anthony of Padua - Memorare
Remember, O miracle-working Saint, that it was never was heard that you left without help or relief anyone who in need had recourse to you. Animated with the liveliest confidence, even with the full conviction of not being refused, I fly for refuge for you, O most favored and blessed friend of the Infant Jesus! Eloquent preacher of the Divine mercies, despise not thy supplications, but bringing them before the throne of God, strengthen them by your intercession and obtain for me what I ask – help and consolation in my need, O most glorious, miracle-working, mighty St Anthony. Amen.
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The service consists of reciting Holy Rosary and Chaplet of Divine Mercy at 6:30 PM and Holy Mass at 7:00 PM followed by the novena to the Saint. It is offered at the Church on first Tuesdays of the month, and at the Divine Mercy Chapel on other Tuesdays.
We hope you and your family will have a warm and spirit-filled experience with us as we worship and fellowship together at our services, and events. May God bless you abundantly.
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