Prayer to restore marriage – Blog

Marriage, as full of love as it is, is always subject to going through difficult phases, whether it be financial problems, difficulties with children, problems with other family members, and other issues. But if you want to reverse this situation, a prayer to restore marriage may be the best way.

When we propose to share the roof with someone, we need to keep in mind that these difficult moments can happen, but it is even more important to be aware that in the first crisis we cannot simply “abandon the boat”.

Marital problems must be resolved with a lot of dialogue and patience, and at these times, a prayer to restore marriage can be the key to ending the crisis, but it is very important that both sides make the effort and have faith.

Ideally, both parts of the couple should pray together, and that it should be done every day. You can also choose different prayers for different times of the day.

Prayer to Restore Marriage

“In the power of the Name of Jesus Christ, I pray against all patterns of marital unhappiness that are deeply ingrained in my family.
I say NO and cry out the Blood of Jesus to all spousal suppression and all expressions of marital disaffection.
I put an end to all hatred, death wish, bad desires and bad intentions in marital relationships.
I put an end to all transmission of violence, to all vindictive, negative behavior, to all infidelity and deceit.
I hold back every negative transmission that blocks all lasting relationships.
I renounce all family tensions, divorce and hardening of hearts, in Jesus’ Name.
I put an end to all feelings of being trapped in an unhappy marriage and all feelings of emptiness and failure.
Father, through Jesus Christ, forgive my relatives in any way they may have dishonored the Sacrament of Matrimony.
Please bring forth in my family line many deeply committed marriages filled with love, faithfulness, loyalty, kindness and respect.
Amen! ”

This is just a prayer to restore marriage, but there are others that strengthen the union of couples.

Prayer to Saint Joseph to restore marriage

“To you Saint Joseph we have recourse in our tribulation,
And, after having implored the help of your Most Holy Spouse, full of trust, we ask for your patronage.
For that sacred bond of charity that united you to the Immaculate Virgin Mother of God, and for the paternal love that you had for the Child Jesus, we ardently implore you to cast a benign glance at the inheritance that Jesus Christ conquered with his blood, and help us , in our needs, with your help and power.
Protect, O provident guardian of the Divine Family, the chosen race of Jesus Christ;
Keep away from us, O most loving Father, the plague of error and vice;
Assist us from the heights of heaven, O our most strong supporter, in the struggle against the power of darkness;
And just as you once saved the threatened life of the Child Jesus from death, so now defend the Holy Church of God against the snares of her enemies and against all adversity.
Support each one of us, with your constant patronage, so that, by your example, and supported with your help, we may live virtuously, piously die, and obtain eternal bliss in Heaven.
Amen. ”

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wedding blessing prayer

“God the Father and Jesus Christ, I ask you to bless my loving relationship (names of the couple). Pour out your Spirit at this time, and I pray that you will speak to me, and through me, as you bless this couple.
The Lord brought this couple together with your divine ability and allowed them to marry, having a great plan for their future. Start touching their hearts so they can know the exact way forward, always being in agreement.
I pray that this husband will always honor and love his wife, preferring her above all others. I pray that this new wife will respect and love her husband always. Give them an extra portion of your grace to deal with some of the disappointments life may throw their way.
Most importantly, keep them close to you. Your Word says that the Lord will never leave us or forsake us. Help them to turn to You first, and then to each other. We ask all these things in the name of Christ.
Amen. ”