Find a prayer
Every Catholic prayer in one place — the text in full, how it’s traditionally prayed, and a short way to pray it together as a family. Search by name, or browse below.
The essential prayers
By kind of prayer
Devotions
The Memorare, the Hail Holy Queen, the Guardian Angel, and the cherished devotions.
863 prayers
In every need
Prayers of intercession — for healing, protection, guidance, and those we carry.
574 prayers
Novenas
Nine days of prayer for a feast or an intention.
246 novenas
Acts
Acts of Faith, Hope, Love, and Contrition — the heart turned to God in a line.
145 prayers
Morning & evening
To begin and end the day — the Morning Offering, Compline, and the night prayers.
123 prayers
Traditional & Latin
The treasured prayers of the Church — many with their Latin.
119 prayers
Psalms & hymns
The Church’s sung prayer — the Psalms of David and the great hymns.
54 prayers
Prayers of the Mass
The Gloria, the Creed, the Sanctus, the Agnus Dei — and prayers before and after Communion.
25 prayers
Grace at meals
Blessings before and after meals, for the family table.
16 prayers
Marian & the Rosary
To Our Lady — the Rosary, the Angelus, the Memorare, the Salve Regina.
14 prayers
Basic prayers
The prayers every Catholic knows by heart — the Our Father, Hail Mary, Glory Be, the Creed.
12 prayers
Blessings & seasons
Blessings for people, homes, and the holy seasons of the year.
10 prayersBy need & occasion
When you don’t know the name, start with what you’re carrying — and we’ll bring you the prayer for it.
Prayers for the home
Prayers for children
Short, simple prayers a child can learn and pray on their own.
Bedtime prayers
To close the day in peace — prayers for the night.
Morning & evening
To begin and end the day together, as a household.
Grace at meals
Blessings before and after meals, for the family table.
Praying together
Blessings and family prayers for praying aloud, together.
Knowing the prayer is one thing. Praying it together is another.
The library gives you the words. Solua helps your family actually pray them — a few unhurried minutes together, shaped by the season and made for praying with children.
Pray as a family