DECEASED PRAYER BELT! TO ASK FOR MIRACLES

In this article we will teach you how to correctly do the Prayer to the Late Correa! To ask favors from the miraculous Argentine martyr Deolinda Correa. Protector of children, family, health and travelers. Ask her with a lot of faith, with a lot of love, she will surely grant you the miracle, with only one condition: that you be her devotee forever.

Knowing the Late Correa and her Miraculous Prayer

We introduce you to this brave woman who became a popular legend crossing borders, from her origins in Argentina to Uruguay, Paraguay and Chile. We will take a brief tour of the life of Deolinda Correa. She was a wife and mother in the terrifying times of war, a virtuous woman dedicated to caring for her home, serving the church and helping those in need.

Simple and devout woman, whose love for her family led her to give her life for her and who, since her death on October 18, 1841, began a wave of miracles requested by her believers, such as healing, marriages , pregnancies and births among the most important. But she has also helped athletes, students and artists.

Those who are not Argentinians may not know the story of Difunta Correa. But if by chance of life, you had the opportunity to travel those long roads, the first thing that would catch your attention would be to see along the way, hundreds of little chapels and altars with thousands of plastic bottles. A curious example of the veneration and faith that the Argentine people have for Deolinda Correa.

Who was the Late Correa?

Born in 1815, María Deolinda Antonia Correa, was a beautiful young Argentine woman, possessed of a kind spirit that differentiated her from other girls of the time. She was devoted to the Virgin Mary and many townspeople believed that she performed miracles of healing to the sick that she cared for and for whom she prayed.

His parents were José Amador Correa, hero of the war of independence, and Rosario del Tránsito Ramajo. Deolinda was married to Baudilio Bustos, a prosperous horse breeder. They were a very happy couple, recently blessed with a beautiful baby whom they named Mariano, in honor of the mother of God.

Historic context

The year was 1841 in Argentina, a country convulsed by the civil war, where Federals and Unitarians faced each other. Soon the Bustos-Correas would see their placid and happy family life shattered. In the Battle of Angaco, on August 16, the bloodiest confrontation of the entire campaign took place between the Federals commanded by José Félix Aldao and the Unitarians commanded by Mariano Acha. After 6 hours of bloody fighting, the Unitarians are victorious.

This battle marked the beginning of the Deolinda tragedy. Shortly after the Battle of Angaco, the federals retook the city of San Juan, assassinating Mariano Acha. They went to the Bustos family farm, stole the horses and forcibly recruited Baudilio Bustos for the Montoneras and took him to La Rioja.

Being very young, as was customary in the 19th century, the Correa sisters had married the Bustos brothers, nephews of the federal governor Don José María Echegaray. Two perfect couples who could not imagine the terror and suffering that the future held for them, due to the political situation the country was going through.

Deolinda’s sister’s husband was apprehended and murdered in June 1830. Deolinda’s anguish was immense when the men of General Lamadrid, a Unitarian leader, took Baudilio Bustos as a prisoner of war. It was then that she decided to go after the Montonera, with her son in her arms, to look for her husband, eager to meet him in San Juan and ask for mercy so that he could be released.

Making Firm Decisions

Deolinda was extremely worried. In times of war, a single woman with a newborn baby had no opportunity to run the farm. This, added to the harassment of which she was a victim by the town sheriff, pushed her to make the firm decision to go in search of her husband. That’s how she prepared for her departure.

She packed some food, the strictly necessary luggage, took her baby and left for La Rioja following the footprints left in the sand by the soldiers’ shoes. She hoped to be reunited with her husband and resume her life away from the battlefields. She carried with her bread, salted meat, jerky, patay, figs and two bottles of water.

The supplies were not enough for the journey through the desert, in the summer season where the sun and heat were inclement. On the way, he consumed the food and his supplies of prickly pears with which he deceived his thirst also ran out. when it is believed that he chewed bitter roots and ate dirt.

He walked a lot, between dunes and rocks; an inhospitable desert that was lost to sight on the horizon. Deolinda was already without strength. The heat, hunger and thirst had exhausted all his resistance. He reached the top of a small hill and could not take another step. She sat under a carob tree, placed her baby between her chest and covered herself with a blanket. She tried to resist, but her death won. It was October 18, 1841.

The child feeds on the breast of his dead mother

According to legend, Deolinda raised a prayer to God and the Virgin Mary, of whom she was so devoted, to protect her son. And she was listened to as she always was when she asked for the healing of the sick in the town where she lived.

Two days after his death, some muleteers were passing through the area and heard the baby’s cry, but they could not locate where it was coming from until they noticed birds of prey flying over the hill. They galloped up their horses and found the child suckling from the dead mother’s breasts.

The muleteers picked up the child, they saw that a medal with the inscription “José Amador Correa, Hero of Chacabuco” hung on the mother’s neck. This honor had been conferred on Deolinda’s father when the war of independence ended and he had given the medal to his daughter who always wore it with great pride.

The Riojans Jesús Orihuela, Rosauro Ávila and Tomás Romero buried Deolinda on the slope of the Pié de Palo mountain range, near the Vallecito Cemetery where the sanctuary is currently located. They placed a carob cross on the tomb with the inscription “Difunta Correa” and raised a Prayer for the beautiful mother who died in such torturous conditions of hunger, fatigue and thirst.

When the news of Deolinda’s death and the miracle of the baby feeding at her breasts two days after her death became known, it surprised the inhabitants of the entire area where this woman was already known and much loved for her kindness and virtue. Many countrymen began to make pilgrimages to the tomb, thus initiating one of the most important popular religious cults in Argentina.

Prayer to the Late Correa

Here we bring you some very powerful prayers that you can offer to the Late Correa to ask for her protection and intercession before Almighty God so that He listens and grants the requested graces. It must be clarified that it is not the Late Correa who performs the miracles, but she, who has already achieved the glory of God and through her, the Almighty grants the favors we need.

Recite these prayers to the Late Correa as many times as you wish, with great concentration and maximum faith. Surrender your mind and heart to your requests and be thankful that your prayers are heard and your needs are met.

Prayer to the Late Correa to ask for healing

Blessed Late Correa.
Loving and enlightened,
Guardian of life and health,
help in every need,
you who know what suffering and loneliness are.
Before you we kneel, your followers,
to beg you to listen to our prayers.
And through you God Our Lord.
Deceased, keep all evil from us,
May your sweet and warm hands of a loving mother
Free us from this tortuous hell,
that painfully consumes the insides,
of our sick body
.
Protect us kind mother,
like you did with your little son
giving even life with love and kindness.
nursing him when you lay already breathless.
Do not forget us blessed Mother, we are your faithful servants,
Pray to our Lord to grant us his grace.
You who reached its light, help us to be healed and saved.

Listen to our prayers, mother, we trust in you,
so that you can send my request to our creator.

Eternal God in the highest,
Jesus Christ your son in my heart,
Mary Help of Christians in my spirit,
Late Correa with all my love.

Ask her for what you need, she will comply, in return promise her your infinite devotion.

Prayer to the Late Correa to ask for favors

Miraculous Departed Correa!
Protective mother of those who suffer and cry,
I pray you hear my pleas,
and that you intercede before Jesus Christ to grant me grace
that today with humble love I request you.
Receive my prayer and bless me mother

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Guide me by your hand through the difficult paths of life.

Pray Hail Mary

Prayer to the Late Correa for protection and health for children and family

I raise my prayer to you, venerated Late Correa,
That because of your loving actions God blessed you.
And you reached for its light to be protective,
guardian of life and health. Help in every need,
you who suffered so much until your death.

Before you we come to implore you,
May you listen to our prayers,
and through you you make them reach God,
Please protect my children and family
Deliver them from illness and danger,
protect them against thieves and tragedies

Lay your hands on us, dearly dear,
Take care of us as a loving mother,
like you did with your little son,
to whom you gave more than what you had
With love, sacrifice and kindness,
breastfeeding him when you had already stopped breathing.

Hear our pleas sweet and loving mother
Intercede with God so that we are not forgotten
To always protect our families
And bless us always, as he did with you.
We trust that for your love, it will be so.

(This sentence must be repeated 9 times)

Remember: Each prayer to the Late Correa must be recited with great faith, love and confidence that your prayer will be heard and your requests granted. And very important, do not stop fulfilling your promise, being her eternal devotee, making her life and miracles known and, if possible, visiting her sanctuary.

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Miracles begin

After the first miracle of breastfeeding her child after having died, infinities have been granted by the Late Correa. Devotion to Deolinda has been spreading throughout the American continent and promises are already known from Canada to Patagonia. Her cult has crossed borders and news of her miracles arrives from Argentina’s neighboring countries such as Chile and Uruguay.

The miracle of the cow slope

Years after Deolinda’s death, some muleteers were looking for cattle that they were taking to Chile and that they had lost during a storm. Desperate, the muleteers felt frustrated at having lost cattle that did not belong to them. The cattle had practically been swallowed by the rain.

One of the muleteers, Pedro Zeballos, exhausted and feeling defeated, came down from his…