This spell is called the St. Expedite Spell. But before I go on to tell you about the spell, let me tell you a little about the legend of St. Expedite.
St. Expedite isn't actually attached to any St. or spirit, but has actually been recognized after a Convent in Spain (at least I'm pretty sure it was Spain) had put in an order for a statue of the Virgin Mary. Back in those days (medieval period) when a convent got a package of a saint or deity, that saint or deity's name was printed on the side of the crate.
Well, when they got the crate with the Virgin Mary another one came along with it. After they opened up their expected package, they opened up the unexpected one. Upon opening it, they didn't know the saint depicted in the statue. On the crate the word "Expedito" was labeled. So, from then on we had St. Expedite, who is the patron saint of anything that needs to be done in a rush.
Okay, so here is the spell.
What you will need:
A framed picture of St. Expedite (you can just print off a pic from the web and get a cheapo frame)
A red 52 hr candle, as this is St. Expedite's favored color
A piece of paper
A red pen
Instructions:
Write on the piece of paper what kind of job you want, and what you want out of it (i.e. Pay range, amount of hours, type of dress code, etc.). Put it under the picture of St. Expedite. Light the red candle and meditate on your goals. Do this until you get your job... which shouldn't be much longer after you cast this spell! :)
Don't forget to thank St. Expedite after He helps you get a job. The most traditional offerings He accepts on His altar are candles, water, and of course pound cake (i am dead serious lol).
In new ORleans they tie a baloon with name of subject if banishment around the Statue , pettition for help and and then cut it ( the yarn or cord ) and release the baloon
I'm not sure about the origins of exactly a "52 hour candle," but glass-encased tall vigil lights burn uninterrupted for 3 to 7 days. I'm pretty positive that's the kind of candle the spell lists. You can get these vigil lights from occult stores, botanicas, most big-box retailers in America, and my personal favorite place for candles - Hispanic grocery stores.
