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Saint Expedite, beloved of many residents of New Orleans and other places, is the patron saint of people who have faith in his rapid solutions to their problems, who want immediate financial success and those who want the delays and procrastination of situations to cease so that forward movement to an end can be seen. Some petition him to aid and assist in overcoming bad habits long needed of change. His feast day is April 19th and many set up altars, burning candles and giving offerings in his honor. His day is Wednesday. Saint Expedite is pictured as a young brown haired Roman soldier draped in a red cape, holding a palm frond in one hand and an upright cross with the words “HODIE” (“today” in Old Latin) on it. Under his right foot is a black crow, holding a ribbon in his mouth with the word “CRAS” (“tomorrow” in Old Latin) written across it. The message of the image is traditionally held as that you need to stamp out putting off for tomorrow what can be done today. St. Expedite is popular in Italy, Spain. Portugal and Latin America, as well as New Orleans, LA, where a statue of Expedite is stationed in the Church of Our Lady of Guadalupe on Rampart Street (pictured above). Legend has it that when the construction of the Church had finished, the priests sent an order for statuary to place in the Church. One crate arrived with the words “EXPEDITO” (meaning to rush, hurry or “expedite”). The priests thought that the word “EXPEDITO” was the name of this statue was Expedite; hence the legend was born. There are statues of St. Expedite worldwide, thus creating more of a mystery on who this Saint really is! Altars honoring Saint Expedite are filled with flowers and red candles, to match his red cloak, but also red is a magical candle color to symbolize energy, “heat” and power. If you choose to work with Expedite, light a red candle and place it center back on the table, with his statue or image to the right hand corner and the glass of water to the left like this: Red Candle Glass of water Statue or Framed image of Expedite If using a prayer card taped to the candle, set the candle to the right side and the water glass to the left side like this: Glass of water Candle with image If and when St. Expedite grants your wishes and answers your prayers, you need to “pay” him. I say “if” he answers your prayers as sometimes he will not “work” with you for your immediate success. Do not take this as an insult; it is simply he is not the one you need to be petitioning for your situation. However, if he does bring you the the blessings you request, it is tradition to give him the gift of flowers, slices of pound cake (some say Sara Lee frozen pound cake that has been thawed) and some say a glass of red wine. It is crucial to make this offering to him after his work is done, as to not do so will incur his wrath and he will take back all that he has given you. Some go so far as to publish in the local newspaper his wondrous works in honor, just like many do so as customary...
Many people petition the well loved St. Expedite, also known as San Expedito, for when they need quick resolution to a problem, “Fast Luck”, or ‘things in a hurry’. I have written a few blogs here on Free Candle Spells regarding different ways to petition him. There is a belief that when he gives you what you want, you need to “pay” him with pound cake and red wine. Let me share my latest experience with you about my petitioning Saint Expedite. Last week, a new family-themed restaurant was being built in our area and there was a call for applicants. Three of my immediate relatives were interested in working at this new place. Two of them are currently employed, one was not. They chose to go together and wait in the hot sun in very long lines outside to fill out applications and hopefully obtain an interview. The day this was to happen was a Thursday. On Wednesday, I wrote a simple petition on a notepad paper, asking Saint Expedite to give my three relatives (I listed each of their names) a job with this corporation. I placed the petition on a small glass plate, cleansed and anointed a candle with St. Expedite Anointing Oil, and lit the candle in front of my statue. On Thursday, one of the three went on to the first of two interviews, with a “call back” on the next day, Friday. They went to it and was told that they would contact them after they did a background check. That told me right there that if they were going to pay for a background check, he was in the running. The candle burned through the weekend, ending on Monday sometime. Mid-day Monday, the relative received a call back that he had been accepted for employment. I left the candle alone until I went to the store. I bought his obligatory Sara Lee pound cake and gave it to him with a nice glass of red merlot wine. I also wrote “Thank You” in red ink across my petition and lit a red candle. Here is the photo for you to see how to “pay him what he wants” when you receive a blessing from Saint Expedite: Many thanks Saint Expedee!...
The Saint Expedite Red Fast Luck in a Hurry Candle is designed to assist in bringing in an about face to your luck. It is an old Louisiana tradition to light a candle to St. Expedite (also called “Saint Expedee”) on Wednesdays to ask for anything that you need right away. The mighty prayer printed on our heavy duty label with its’ old World charm, implores St. Expedite to remedy the streak of misfortune that has occurred. Tradition tells us to light his candle on Wednesdays, his feast days, and offer a glass of cool water and a flower such as a red carnation or rose. The St. Expedite candle kit comes with complete instructions and a 1/2 ounce bottle of Mojo Moon Fast Luck Oil, reputedly used on the candle to bring on “good things in a hurry”. This candle kit can be shipped by going to the website: www.lucky13clover.com Be Prepared! You never know when you need these beautiful candles dedicated to this favorite Saint of New Orleans. ...
Free Candle Spells | St. Expedite Feast Day – April 19th
Posted by Jacqueline on Apr 13th, 2015 in Altars, St. Expedite Fast Luck Candle Spell, St. Expedite/San Expedito | Comments Off on Free Candle Spells | St. Expedite Feast Day – April 19th
Saint Expedite, beloved of many residents of New Orleans and other places, is the patron saint of people who have faith in his rapid solutions to their problems, who want immediate financial success and those who want the delays and procrastination of situations to cease so that forward movement to an end can be seen. Some petition him to aid and assist in overcoming bad habits long needed of change. His feast day is April 19th and many set up altars, burning candles and giving offerings in his honor. His day is Wednesday. Saint Expedite is pictured as a young brown haired Roman soldier draped in a red cape, holding a palm frond in one hand and an upright cross with the words “HODIE” (“today” in Old Latin) on it. Under his right foot is a black crow, holding a ribbon in his mouth with the word “CRAS” (“tomorrow” in Old Latin) written across it. The message of the image is traditionally held as that you need to stamp out putting off for tomorrow what can be done today. St. Expedite is popular in Italy, Spain. Portugal and Latin America, as well as New Orleans, LA, where a statue of Expedite is stationed in the Church of Our Lady of Guadalupe on Rampart Street (pictured above). Legend has it that when the construction of the Church had finished, the priests sent an order for statuary to place in the Church. One crate arrived with the words “EXPEDITO” (meaning to rush, hurry or “expedite”). The priests thought that the word “EXPEDITO” was the name of this statue was Expedite; hence the legend was born. There are statues of St. Expedite worldwide, thus creating more of a mystery on who this Saint really is! Altars honoring Saint Expedite are filled with flowers and red candles, to match his red cloak, but also red is a magical candle color to symbolize energy, “heat” and power. If you choose to work with Expedite, light a red candle and place it center back on the table, with his statue or image to the right hand corner and the glass of water to the left like this: Red Candle Glass of water Statue or Framed image of Expedite If using a prayer card taped to the candle, set the candle to the right side and the water glass to the left side like this: Glass of water Candle with image If and when St. Expedite grants your wishes and answers your prayers, you need to “pay” him. I say “if” he answers your prayers as sometimes he will not “work” with you for your immediate success. Do not take this as an insult; it is simply he is not the one you need to be petitioning for your situation. However, if he does bring you the the blessings you request, it is tradition to give him the gift of flowers, slices of pound cake (some say Sara Lee frozen pound cake that has been thawed) and some say a glass of red wine. It is crucial to make this offering to him after his work is done, as to not do so will incur his wrath and he will take back all that he has given you. Some go so far as to publish in the local newspaper his wondrous works in honor, just like many do so as customary...Free Candle Spells | St. Expedite Red House and Home Candle
Posted by Jacqueline on Aug 7th, 2012 in St. Expedite Fast Luck Candle Spell | Comments Off on Free Candle Spells | St. Expedite Red House and Home Candle I saved this readers question until I created the St. Expedite Red House and Home Candle so that I could show how this could be effective with items and needed cash for the home – J. Jacqueline I was in a candle shop and one of the persons behind the counter told me that you can use St. Expedite to help when you do not have enough money for the rent. I have read what you wrote about it, but how does this help in this situation? Thanks Beverly Beverly, it is true. Remember that Saint Expedite (San Expedito in Latin communities) or “Saint Expedee” in the lingo of New Orleans, can be petitioned and utilized for any “Fast Luck” or when you need something to happen or materialize in a hurry. This can be applied for when you are doing the actual initial purchase and waiting on the documents or loan to go through all the way to petitioning for extra money to make repairs and enhancements. It is all about wording your petition to fit the situation. For instance, on the St. Expedite Red House and Home Candle, some of the prayer on the label reads like this: “I call for and….to remedy financial and economical problems….and in my home.” The prayer, in it’s entirety, is long and there are proprietary authors’ rights, so the jist of the prayer is listed here. So the theory that you can petition him for rent or mortgage money is correct. Remember to accurately voice your need in a petition in a fashion that states how much you need and what is it to be used for. An example would be something like this: “Saint Expedite, Patron Saint of Aiding those who need your swift intervention, assist me in my time of need. I am short of money for the rent, due to unforeseen circumstances, and I need the sum of $300.00 to collect or make so I can pay next month’s rent. Assist me, I implore you, to give me opportunities that will allow me to gain $300.00 in order to pay my rent. Amen.” Mind you, you must also change your spending habits in order to not get into this predicament in the future, as the Saints may not grant you what you need because of foolish spending or not getting up each and every morning and looking at the day as an opportunity to advance your life. I tell many people that burning a candle does not bring you success alone; you must also be active in your quest for success. Saint Expedite is considered best to be petitioned when you need things right now. These immediate needs are not to be used for gambling at the casino or playing the lotto, as to “trick” St. Expedee to change a situation that will ‘free up’ some money for you to play will result in things happening that will take that blessing away from you. It is with sincere conviction and humble application of the blessings served to you to the cause in the petition that will be best for you. Order a “Saint Expedite Red House and Home Protection” Candle to be burned for you in a candle service by clicking the button below: ...Free Candle Spells | St. Expedite Candle/Offering for Blessings Received
Posted by Jacqueline on May 25th, 2012 in St. Expedite Fast Luck Candle Spell, St. Expedite/San Expedito | Comments Off on Free Candle Spells | St. Expedite Candle/Offering for Blessings Received
Many people petition the well loved St. Expedite, also known as San Expedito, for when they need quick resolution to a problem, “Fast Luck”, or ‘things in a hurry’. I have written a few blogs here on Free Candle Spells regarding different ways to petition him. There is a belief that when he gives you what you want, you need to “pay” him with pound cake and red wine. Let me share my latest experience with you about my petitioning Saint Expedite. Last week, a new family-themed restaurant was being built in our area and there was a call for applicants. Three of my immediate relatives were interested in working at this new place. Two of them are currently employed, one was not. They chose to go together and wait in the hot sun in very long lines outside to fill out applications and hopefully obtain an interview. The day this was to happen was a Thursday. On Wednesday, I wrote a simple petition on a notepad paper, asking Saint Expedite to give my three relatives (I listed each of their names) a job with this corporation. I placed the petition on a small glass plate, cleansed and anointed a candle with St. Expedite Anointing Oil, and lit the candle in front of my statue. On Thursday, one of the three went on to the first of two interviews, with a “call back” on the next day, Friday. They went to it and was told that they would contact them after they did a background check. That told me right there that if they were going to pay for a background check, he was in the running. The candle burned through the weekend, ending on Monday sometime. Mid-day Monday, the relative received a call back that he had been accepted for employment. I left the candle alone until I went to the store. I bought his obligatory Sara Lee pound cake and gave it to him with a nice glass of red merlot wine. I also wrote “Thank You” in red ink across my petition and lit a red candle. Here is the photo for you to see how to “pay him what he wants” when you receive a blessing from Saint Expedite: Many thanks Saint Expedee!...Free Candle Spells | Saint Expedite Red Fast Luck Candle Kit
Posted by Jacqueline on Mar 28th, 2012 in St. Expedite Fast Luck Candle Spell | Comments Off on Free Candle Spells | Saint Expedite Red Fast Luck Candle Kit
The Saint Expedite Red Fast Luck in a Hurry Candle is designed to assist in bringing in an about face to your luck. It is an old Louisiana tradition to light a candle to St. Expedite (also called “Saint Expedee”) on Wednesdays to ask for anything that you need right away. The mighty prayer printed on our heavy duty label with its’ old World charm, implores St. Expedite to remedy the streak of misfortune that has occurred. Tradition tells us to light his candle on Wednesdays, his feast days, and offer a glass of cool water and a flower such as a red carnation or rose. The St. Expedite candle kit comes with complete instructions and a 1/2 ounce bottle of Mojo Moon Fast Luck Oil, reputedly used on the candle to bring on “good things in a hurry”. This candle kit can be shipped by going to the website: www.lucky13clover.com Be Prepared! You never know when you need these beautiful candles dedicated to this favorite Saint of New Orleans. ...