Imitating Christ in Thought
To imitate Christ means, above all, to accept His way of thinking. The Litany of the Most Holy Mind of Our Lord Jesus Christ is a prayer of transformation — an invitation to look upon ourselves, upon others, and upon the whole of creation through the eyes of faith, wisdom, and love that Christ exemplifies.
Drawing from Matthew 16:23, where Jesus calls us to think not as human beings do but as God does, this litany traces the contours of the mind of Christ across twenty-six invocations. Each petition opens a window onto a different aspect of His divine and human consciousness.
A Complete Spiritual Resource
The Litany
The full text of the Litany of the Most Holy Mind of Our Lord Jesus Christ, with ecclesiastical approval (Imprimatur).
Meditations
26 contemplative reflections, one for each invocation, guiding deeper prayer and spiritual transformation.
6 Languages
Available in Polish, Latin, German, English, Italian, and Kiswahili — a truly universal prayer.
Publications
Books and articles exploring the theology and spirituality behind the Litany of Christ's Mind.
Testimonies
Personal accounts from individuals and communities whose lives have been touched by this prayer.
Via Lucis
An additional contemplative devotion linking the Stations of Light with the mystery of the Risen Christ.
Selected Invocations
Lord, have mercy.
Christ, have mercy. Lord, have mercy.
26 Meditations on the Mind of Christ
Each invocation of the litany is accompanied by a rich contemplative meditation drawing on Scripture, tradition, and spiritual experience.
Available in Six Languages
The litany has been translated to reach souls across the world in their native tongue.
Lives Transformed by This Prayer
Praying this litany daily has fundamentally changed how I respond to difficult people and situations. I find myself pausing to ask: how would Christ think about this?
— A reader from Poland
The meditations accompanying each invocation are profound. They have become a cornerstone of my daily prayer and spiritual direction.
— A parish community
The simplicity and depth of this prayer is remarkable. It has given me a framework for ongoing interior conversion.
— A contemplative community