LITANY OF THE SAINTS · Handbook of Prayers

When the condition of the dying person calls for the use of brief forms of prayer, those who are present are encouraged to pray the litany of the saints—or at least some of its invocations—for him or her. Special mention may be made of the patron saints of the dying person, of the family, and of the parish. The litany may be said or sung in the usual way. Other customary prayers may also be used.
Lord have mercy Lord, have mercy
Christ, have mercy Christ, have mercy
Lord, have mercy Lord, have mercy
Holy Mary, Mother of God pray for him/her
Holy angels of God
Abraham, our father in faith
David, leader of God’s people
All holy patriarchs and prophets
Saint John the Baptist
Saint Joseph
Saint Peter and Saint Paul pray for him/her
Saint Andrew
Saint John
Saint Mary Magdalene
Saint Stephen
Saint Ignatius
Saint Lawrence
Saint Perpetua and Saint Felicity
Saint Agnes
Saint Gregory
Saint Augustine
Saint Athanasius
Saint Basil
Saint Martin
Saint Benedict
Saint Francis and Saint Dominic
Saint Francis Xavier
Saint John Vianney
Saint Catherine
Saint Teresa
Other saints may be included here.
All holy men and women
Lord, be merciful Lord, save your people
From all evil
From every sin
From Satan’s power
At the moment of death Lord, save your people
From everlasting death
On the day of judgment
By your coming as man
By your suffering and cross
By your death    and rising to new life
By your return in glory    to the Father
By your gift    of the Holy Spirit
By your coming again    in glory
Be merciful to us sinners Lord, hear our prayer
Bring N. to eternal life,    first promised to him/her    in baptism
Raise N. on the last day,    for he/she has eaten    the Bread of life
Let N. share in your glory,    for he/she has shared in    your suffering and death
Jesus, Son of the living God Lord, hear our prayer
Christ, hear us Christ, hear us
Lord Jesus,    hear our prayer Lord Jesus, hear our prayer