Dear Lord, as I grieve to lose this precious life within me, I surrender my sadness to You.
Please give me the strength to bear this cross and fill me with hope that one day, I may be blessed with the gift of motherhood again.
Strengthen my faith and grant me peace, knowing that this child is now safe in Your loving arms.
Thank You for the love and joy this little one brought into my life, if only for a brief moment.
As I mourn the loss of this child, please help me to remember that You are the giver of life and that I am still blessed with many gifts.
Guide me in this time of pain and uncertainty, and help me to find comfort in Your boundless love and mercy.
Please bless all those who have suffered the loss of a child and hold us all close in Your loving embrace.
In Jesus’ name, I pray. Amen.
The story of Miscarriage Prayer (by. Mother M. Angelica)
The Miscarriage Prayer by Mother M. Angelica is a Catholic prayer specifically intended to help those who have experienced the loss of a child due to miscarriage.
The prayer was written by Mother Angelica, the founder of EWTN, the largest Catholic media network in the world. Mother Angelica herself experienced the pain of miscarriage and wrote this prayer as a way to offer solace and support to others who have experienced the same.
The prayer is a beautiful and thoughtful reflection on the loss of a child and the pain that accompanies such a loss. It speaks to the deep sadness and grief that many women feel following a miscarriage, and offers comfort and hope to those who are struggling to come to terms with their loss.
The prayer acknowledges the sorrow and pain of losing a child, while also emphasizing the importance of faith and trust in God’s plan. It is a prayer that emphasizes the healing and transformative power of faith, and encourages those who have suffered a loss to turn to God for comfort and support.
Over the years, the Miscarriage Prayer by Mother M. Angelica has become a beloved and cherished part of Catholic prayer and devotion. It is often recited by women who have experienced the loss of a child, their loved ones, and those who wish to offer comfort and support to grieving mothers.