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Background
This is a powerful Deliverance prayer. So powerful, it is actually used during Exorcisms. Be in the proper frame of mind and have a pure, reconciled heart when reciting. This prayer comes from the traditional Catholic Rite of Exorcism, found in the Rituale Romanum—the official book of rites used by the Church for centuries. It is part of the priest’s invocation asking God’s direct help in driving out evil and protecting those who are suffering from spiritual oppression. The lines “O Lord, hear my prayer, and let my cry come unto Thee” and “Strike terror, Lord, into the beast now laying waste your vineyard” express both humility and authority: humility before God’s power, and authority rooted in Christ’s victory over evil.
Inspiration & Thoughts
Evil is in overdrive. The world seems to be consumed by it. But the winds of change are rising. As Satan’s borrowed time draws to an end, his fury grows desperate—thrashing wildly before the dawn breaks. Yet even in the chaos, light is gathering strength. Hearts are awakening, faith is rekindling, and truth is returning like fire to the earth. The Light is coming.
Soon, the world will be reborn. What was broken will be restored, what was hidden will be revealed, and the hand of God will move once more among His people. Darkness may roar, but it will not win—for the Spirit is stirring, and a new day is already on the horizon.
Someone might say this prayer because it is a powerful act of faith and spiritual protection—a way of calling on God’s authority to defend against evil, fear, or any darkness trying to take hold in one’s life or family. It isn’t meant to replace ordinary prayer, but to be used when someone senses oppression, temptation, or turmoil that feels deeper than ordinary struggle. The words remind the believer that God is stronger than any evil, that He has already conquered through Christ, and that invoking His name restores peace, courage, and spiritual clarity.
For most people, saying this prayer is not about performing an exorcism—it’s about placing trust in God’s power to heal, protect, and deliver. It can bring comfort in moments of anxiety, strengthen faith when confronted by evil in the world, and reaffirm the truth that no matter how fierce the battle, God’s light and love ultimately prevail. It’s a spiritual shield and a declaration of confidence that God’s hand is always stronger than the enemy’s grip.
Prayer / Song Lyrics
Holy Lord, almighty Father,
everlasting God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ,
who once and for all consigned that fallen and apostate tyrant to the flames of hell,
You, who sent your only begotten Son into the world to crush that roaring lion;
hasten to our call for help
and snatch from ruination and from the clutches of the noonday devil my family, friends and myself, all made in your image and likeness.
O’ Lord, hear my prayer… And let my cry come unto Thee. Hold not my own failings against me nor this request
Strike terror, Lord, into the beast now laying waste your vineyard. Fill your servants with courage to fight manfully against that reprobate dragon.
Let your mighty hand cast him out of your children, especially those whom he is trying to claim, so he may no longer hold captive this person whom it pleased you to make in your image, and to redeem through your Son; who lives and reigns with you, in the unity of the Holy Spirit, God, forever and ever.
O’ Lord, hear my prayer… And let my cry come unto Thee. Hold not my own failings against me nor this request
Strike terror, Lord, into the beast now laying waste your vineyard. Fill your servants with courage to fight manfully against that reprobate dragon.
Amen.