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Gregorian Chant for Healing & Comfort | Litany for the Sorrowful is a sacred Latin prayer for those carrying grief, illness, exhaustion, or a heavy heart, calling upon Christ the Physician of souls. "Jesus, physician of souls, heal us. Jesus, consoler of the mourning, comfort us." For centuries the monastic tradition has held that no sorrow is too small to bring before God, and no wound beyond His mercy. These ancient words were sung for the sick, the grieving, and the weary — and they are sung here for you. Performed in the ancient Gregorian tradition with a deep male monastic voice, this chant is ideal for healing prayer, comfort in grief, anxiety relief, meditation, Eucharistic adoration, and quiet moments spent in God's presence. Subscribe for more Gregorian chants, sacred Catholic hymns, Latin prayers, and chants honoring Jesus Christ, the Blessed Virgin Mary, the holy angels, and the saints: https://www.youtube.com/@SanctusChants Listen to the complete Gregorian Chant playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLcmdEJfVbx4U Latin Lyrics Iesu, medice animarum, Sana nos. Iesu, consolator maerentium, Consolare nos. Iesu, spes desperantium, Confirma nos. Iesu, lux in tenebris, Illumina nos. Iesu, pax in tempestate, Quieta nos. Iesu, refugium fatigatorum, Recrea nos. Iesu, portus in procella, Suscipe nos. Iesu, fons misericordiae, Miserere nobis. Sana corda nostra, Domine. Terge lacrimas nostras, Domine. Iesu, medice animarum, Sana nos. English Translation Jesus, physician of souls, heal us. Jesus, consoler of those who mourn, console us. Jesus, hope of the despairing, strengthen us. Jesus, light in the darkness, enlighten us. Jesus, peace in the storm, still us. Jesus, refuge of the weary, restore us. Jesus, harbor in the tempest, receive us. Jesus, fountain of mercy, have mercy on us. Heal our hearts, O Lord. Wipe away our tears, O Lord. Jesus, physician of souls, heal us. Related Searches Gregorian chant for healing, chant for comfort, prayer for the sick, prayer in grief, Christian healing music, Catholic healing prayer, Latin Gregorian chant, Catholic prayer music, Gregorian monks, monastic chant, Catholic meditation music, ancient Catholic chant, Latin prayer music, anxiety relief prayer, Gregorian worship, Catholic devotional music #GregorianChant #HealingPrayer #CatholicPrayer #LatinChant #Comfort © Sanctus Chants — Sacred Gregorian chants, Latin prayers, and timeless Catholic hymns honoring Jesus Christ, the Blessed Virgin Mary, the holy angels, and the saints.
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