August Queen of Heaven! Sovereign Mistress of the angels! Thou who from the beginning hast received from God the power and mission to crush the head of Satan, we humbly beseech thee to send thy holy Legions, that, under thy command and by thy power, they may pursue the evil spirits, encounter them on every side, resist their bold attacks and drive them hence into the abyss of eternal woe.
Amen
Another version…
August Queen of Heaven, sovereign queen of Angels, you who at the beginning received from God the power and the mission to crush the head of Satan, we beseech you humbly, send your holy legions so that, on your orders and by your power, they will track down demons, fight them everywhere, curb their audacity and plunge them into the abyss.
Who can be compared to God? Oh good and tender Mother, you will always be our love and our hope.
Oh divine Mother, send the Holy Angels and Archangels to defend me and to keep the cruel enemy far from me.
Holy Angels and Archangels defend us, protect us.
Amen.
The legacy of Our Lady, Queen of Angels
The prayer to Our Lady, Queen of Angels is a Catholic prayer that has a rich history dating back many centuries.
The prayer evolved over time as Mary’s role as the Queen of Heaven and the Protector of the faithful became more widely recognized and revered.
The prayer is often associated with the Feast of the Assumption of Mary, celebrated on August 15th of each year, to honor Mary’s ascent into Heaven and her coronation as Queen of the Universe.
The prayer to Our Lady, Queen of Angels is a moving tribute to the power and strength of Mary’s love and protection. The prayer reminds us of Mary’s importance in our spiritual lives and encourages us to turn to her for comfort and guidance in times of need.
The prayer has been recited by many notable figures throughout history, including St. Francis of Assisi, who composed a version of the prayer in the 13th century.
Today, the prayer remains a popular devotional practice for many Catholics, who turn to Mary as a source of strength, comfort, and protection. It is often recited during times of great distress, as a way of seeking the intercession of Our Lady, Queen of Angels.
The prayer has also been adapted into numerous hymns and songs, reflecting its continuing relevance and importance in the spiritual lives of Catholics throughout the world.