From the earliest centuries of Christianity, the desert monks already practiced the constant invocation of the Name of Christ with prayers such as "Jesus, Son of God, have mercy on me." With biblical support-"God bestowed on Him the Name that is above every name, that at the Name of Jesus every knee should bend"-the Christian tradition understood that the Name of Jesus is not merely a word: it is a true invocation of Christ, a source of grace, a spiritual weapon, and the perfect briefest prayer. Repeated with faith throughout the day, the Most Holy Name has been comfort in trial, defense in temptation, and hope at the hour of death for countless faithful.

Inspired by this ancient devotion, this book gathers traditional prayers to the Most Holy Name of Jesus for daily life. It includes a novena for reflection, spaces to note personal intentions, and beautiful devotional images that accompany recollection and prayer. Following the spiritual heritage of the first Christians and of saints such as Saint Bernardino of Siena, great apostle of the Name of Jesus, this work invites you to rediscover the transforming power of invoking with love the Name that is above every name.