St. Philomena, Teen Martyr and Wonderworker

St. Philomena was born in Corfu,
Greece, (c. 10 January 291 – c. 10 August 304) a virgin martyr, is the patron saint of babies, infants, youth, and the Living Rosary. She is also known as the patroness of those suffering bodily ills, children, and infertility, is known as "The Wonderworker" and is a member of the Glorious Impossible Quartet - the four saints patrons of seemingly impossible situations are St. Rita of Cascia, St. Jude Thaddeus, St. Philomena, and St. Gregory Thaumaturgus

Saint Philomena is an anchor of hope in this dark age of despair when the progressive argument of separation of Church and State has been advanced to the Persecution of the Church by the State, globally.

Credited with countless miracles and intercessions since discovery of her tomb in the most ancient catacombs of St. Priscilla in Rome in 1802.

Saint Philomena is revered for her virginity and martyrdom, and is frequently prayed to for intercession, especially regarding purity, healing, and protection. 

Prayers to Saint Philomena 

"O glorious virgin and martyr, Saint Philomena, whose eminent purity and practice of every virtue was ever most pleasing to God, I humbly beg you to intercede for me. Through your heroic fortitude, I ask for purity of heart and soul, and through your patience under suffering, I ask for the grace to accept all afflictions with peace. I also ask you to obtain for me the healing I need (mention specific need) and to protect me from dangers and assist me at the hour of my death. Saint Philomena, powerful with God, pray for us." Amen

Novena:
A nine-day novena is a common devotion, offering sustained prayer and reflection.

Chaplet:
A chaplet of St. Philomena can be used for structured prayer, with prayers recited on each bead.

Specific Intentions:
Prayers can be tailored to specific needs, such as healing, protection, or assistance with temptations.

Thankfulness:
Expressions of gratitude for her intercession and the graces received are also important.