St. Martha the Dominator, the patron saint of housewives and workers, is available for requests on Tuesdays. She is sometimes referred to as Santa Marta Dominadora and is the badass sister of Mary Magdalene and Lazarus (the one who rose from the dead!) who can aid petitioners in gaining the upper hand in interpersonal interactions and at the workplace through domination.

When we hear the word “domination” in any situation, we frequently believe that it refers to one person having control over another person who has less power, but the opposite can also occur. When someone who is being oppressed or victimised gets control over their abuser or oppressor, they might utilise that control to dominate that person or circumstance as a form of self-defense.

You mention slaying dragons. YES. Along with being present when Jesus’ own resurrection occurred, Martha saw Jesus bring her brother Lazarus back to life. She then relocated to Europe to assist in spreading the gospel of the Lord. When Martha arrived at the French village of Tarascon in the provence region, she discovered that the locals were suffering from a dragon known as the Tarasque. The beast was chastised by Martha in the name of the Lord with nothing but a cross and holy water, and she then wrapped her scarf around its neck and led it about the city to demonstrate that it was no longer a danger. In pictures of Martha from Europe, the dragon is frequently seen being led around like a pet.

Saint Martha the dominator prayer in English

St. Martha the Dominator, the patron saint of housewives and workers, is available for requests on Tuesdays. She is sometimes referred to as Santa Marta Dominadora and is the badass sister of Mary Magdalene and Lazarus (the one who rose from the dead!) who can aid petitioners in gaining the upper hand in interpersonal interactions and at the workplace through domination.

When we hear the word “domination” in any situation, we frequently believe that it refers to one person having control over another person who has less power, but the opposite can also occur. When someone who is being oppressed or victimised gets control over their abuser or oppressor, they might utilise that control to dominate that person or circumstance as a form of self-defense.

You mention slaying dragons. YES. Along with being present when Jesus’ own resurrection occurred, Martha saw Jesus bring her brother Lazarus back to life. She then relocated to Europe to assist in spreading the gospel of the Lord. When Martha arrived at the French village of Tarascon in the provence region, she discovered that the locals were suffering from a dragon known as the Tarasque. The beast was chastised by Martha in the name of the Lord with nothing but a cross and holy water, and she then wrapped her scarf around its neck and led it about the city to demonstrate that it was no longer a danger. In pictures of Martha from Europe, the dragon is frequently seen being led around like a pet.

In African Traditional Religions like Lucumi and Hoodoo, Santa Marta’s dragon is replaced by a pair of tamed serpents, which were important spiritual beings in the Dahomey kingdom of Africa where many people were taken for the Atlantic Slave Trade. In this incarnation, Marta is often beseeched for matters of love and relationships like bringing back a straying lover or forcing an abusive partner out of your life; and issues at work like a domineering coworker or exploitative employer. She can be petitioned in the most dire of circumstances, and though she won’t bestow great wealth, she’ll get you the money you need to get by when things are bad.

Santa Marta candles and oils are my go-to recommendation for people leaving abusive homes or relationships and looking to add spiritual energy to their plan. Likewise for those with serious trouble at work due to a coworker, immediate boss, or employer exploiting them and their labour. As the patron of housewives, she is often called on by women to help them dominate or gain the upper hand over men, but as long as you are NOT the abuser in the situation and you present offerings when asking for her aid 9 tuesdays in a row, she will consider helping you.

Santa Marta is what’s known as a “hot” saint, meaning that petitioning her without leaving offerings almost always guarantees your magic will fail. Luckily, Martha’s offerings are not extravagant or rare! Her favourite is sweet breads like pound cake, but also like perfume, white wine, white flowers, and clean water. Once your request is granted it’s also customary to make a donation to charity or church in your community.

Over 9 consecutive Tuesdays, light a St. Martha candle or a green candle dressed with St. Martha oil at your altar. Pray to the Saint and ask for help with your specific issue, and leave an offering for her. On the 9th tuesday she’s said to help with your situation, or even intercede in some other way that’s more appropriate. If your situation is longer-lasting, or if you feel a stronger connection to St. Martha, you can continue burning candles to her on Tuesdays and offering whatever you can.

In St. Martha, Joseph Duvalier gives the following prayer you can use while petitioning the saint:

O glorious Saint Martha,
I have recourse to your protection and aid,
And as proof of my affection and faith
I promise faithfully to complete this novena.

Comfort me in my difficulties
And intercede for my family
With your intimate friend, our savior,
That we may always hold God in our hearts
And be provided for in our necessities.

I beg your supplications
Especially in behalf of the favor
I ask of you in this novena.

(mention your request).

I ask you, Saint Martha,
By your intercession to help me
In overcoming all my difficulties
And to teach me to become great
In the Kingdom of Heaven
By becoming as humble as you
In this world. Amen.

What is the prayer to St Martha?

Strictly speaking, St. Martha is a patron saint of housewives, service workers, and hospitality. However, many people pray to her when they need help taking charge of a difficult situation or person.

Although any person of any faith can pray to St. Martha, she is especially prominent in the Hoodoo religion. Many swear by her ability to assist in the control of challenging situations or people without causing any harm.

Some people choose to pray to Martha the Dominator in order to ask her to help intercede in a situation where a boss is especially cruel or demeaning to his or her employees. Though some people want to consult with Martha to ensure wealth, it should be noted that she does not intercede in cases where extreme wealth is sought, though she has been credited with helping people get enough to get by in temporary difficult situations.

Because Martha is a woman, many people assume that she will not work to dominate women. Although it’s been said that Martha prefers women, she allegedly does not discriminate and can wield her power over any woman, especially if this particular woman is not a caring mother.

A Saint Martha the Dominator Prayer

So how does one go about praying to St. Martha? Using candles – especially those specifically dedicated to her – are a good choice. In addition, anecdotal evidence has found that there are certain items that, when offered to St. Martha, can increase the chances of a successful intercession. These offerings include sweetbreads such as pound cake, white wine, perfume, water, and white flowers. Many of these items are commonly available so it makes it relatively easy to try to get in touch with Martha if need be.

Some people who have experience working with saints caution that not all saints accept everyone’s request. It’s recommended that you talk to St. Martha, listen as best you can, and make an offering. For a stronger connection, you may wish to get a candle that is especially attached to Martha.

You can do this by lighting a Martha the Dominator (Marta Dominadora) candle. Lighting this candle, especially in connection with other offerings you’ve made, can make it more likely that Martha will respond. If you want to really increase your chances, you can add a few drops of Saint Martha Oil to the candle each time you burn it.

You may also want to purchase a prayer card or prayer booklet designed specifically for St. Martha or you may already have a prayer that you know is successful. If you’re new, though, you can recite the following prayer to petition St. Martha for her strength and assistance:

Dear Lord,

Through your grace and mercy, we ask you to bless us with the intercession of Saint Martha the Dominator. Grant us the strength and courage to overcome our difficulties and confront our problems with wisdom and determination.

In her example, may we find the fortitude to press forward in our lives and to strive for great deeds. May her example of strength and perseverance inspire us to rise above our challenges and to be victorious in the face of adversity.

We ask you, Lord, to grant us the grace of Saint Martha the Dominator, so that we may become stronger and wiser, and more capable of overcoming our struggles. Strengthen our faith, and help us to trust in your will and in your divine plan for our lives.

Amen.

Essentially, there is no way of knowing for sure whether or not Martha will come to you when you call her. However, you can increase your chances when you make a proper offering, open your mind and try to connect, light a candle, and wait patiently for St. Martha to intercede for you. It may take persistence and different combinations of offerings, but those who have connected with her for assistance will find it was well worth it.