Prayer for the Nations · Source-linked research index · 2009–2025

Prayer for the Nations Index

Search and browse the 2009–2025 master dataset of geographical prayer references, related passages, and warnings in the published messages attributed to Luz de María.

Each indexed occurrence keeps Direct Prayer, Prayer-Linked, and Warning Only records distinct, with source details retained wherever available.

Try: Ireland · Japan · Middle East · earthquake · flooding · war

Looking for a country or named place? Browse the geographic index to open country and place profiles directly. Search starts with all classifications; you can narrow results afterward.

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Choose the path that fits your question

Browse stable geographic profiles, search the full index, or use the conservative Direct Prayer classification.

Browse countries & places

Explore country profiles and named places with classification totals, indexed records, message dates, and source references.

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Search countries, regions, cities, subjects, and context, then refine by classification, year, speaker, or geography type.

Was prayer explicitly requested?

Use Direct Prayer for the most conservative view when asking whether prayer was specifically requested for a place.

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Countries with the most master-dataset records

These links reflect record counts in the 2009–2025 master dataset. Country profile totals may be higher because profiles can also include records for named places normalized to that country. Counts include all three classifications and therefore do not represent counts of explicit prayer requests.

United States

440 master-dataset records across Direct Prayer, Prayer-Linked, and Warning Only classifications.

Japan

215 master-dataset records across Direct Prayer, Prayer-Linked, and Warning Only classifications.

Chile

206 master-dataset records across Direct Prayer, Prayer-Linked, and Warning Only classifications.

Mexico

189 master-dataset records across Direct Prayer, Prayer-Linked, and Warning Only classifications.

Italy

161 master-dataset records across Direct Prayer, Prayer-Linked, and Warning Only classifications.

Argentina

131 master-dataset records across Direct Prayer, Prayer-Linked, and Warning Only classifications.

France

119 master-dataset records across Direct Prayer, Prayer-Linked, and Warning Only classifications.

Spain

104 master-dataset records across Direct Prayer, Prayer-Linked, and Warning Only classifications.

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Understanding your results

Three classifications, kept distinct

A place being mentioned does not necessarily mean that prayer was explicitly requested for that place.

Direct Prayer

A high-confidence occurrence in which explicit prayer or intercession wording names the place. Use this classification for the most conservative prayer-request view.

Prayer-Linked

The place has a meaningful grammatical connection to a prayer imperative, but the wording does not meet the stricter Direct Prayer standard.

Warning Only

The place appears in a warning or related geographical statement but is not made the object of prayer in that occurrence. These records are not explicit prayer requests.

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Research scope

What this index does — and does not — establish

This site is a research index of published messages attributed to Luz de María. It documents and classifies what the messages say; it does not independently establish that a reported private revelation is supernatural, or that a warning was fulfilled by a later event.

The source material is presented in the context of Catholic private revelation. Ecclesiastical permissions such as an Imprimatur or Nihil Obstat should not be confused with formal Church confirmation of supernatural origin.

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Source-linked research

Follow the records back to their sources

Individual records preserve, wherever available, the message date, reported speaker, named place, Reason / Context, classification, PDF page, and source reference established during review. The official annual English PDFs can then be consulted to examine the published message in context.