Novena a Nuestra Señora de la Asunción — Primer Día
Updated: Aug 6
En este Año Jubilar, la Congregación de las Siervas de María comparte esta novena en honor a la Virgen Asunta, cuya historia nació del cuidado de los enfermos.
Crónica (Madrid, 1851): El 15 de agosto de 1851, fiesta de la Asunción, el párroco Don Miguel Martínez y siete mujeres valientes pronunciaron el primer "sí" fundacional, dedicándose a asistir gratis a los enfermos en sus propios hogares.
Comentario: El origen de las Siervas de María es mariano por excelencia: nace el mismo día en que la Iglesia celebra el triunfo de María en su Asunción. Aquellas primeras siete hermanas, como Ella, abrieron esta historia con un fiat humilde. Hoy renovamos ese mismo "sí", llamados a dar vida en medio de la enfermedad.
Oración final: "¡Oh Virgen Asunta al cielo, Salud de los Enfermos y Reina de las Siervas de María! Te pedimos por la santidad de cada hermana, por las vocaciones y por el descanso eterno de los enfermos a quienes hemos asistido. Llévanos contigo a la gloria del cielo. Amén."
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