deliverance

The word derives from the Latin verb "deprecare," meaning to pray for deliverance from something evil or from a calamity.

The chapter of Notre-Dame had an anthem sung every day for my deliverance.

But not his deliverance, though even then remorse struck him.

The woman manifestly surrendered her last scruple at his deliverance.

When you are in a dark prison cell, waiting for deliverance, it seems a lifetime.

She ordered them to lie down in the tall, wet grass, and here she prayed again, and waited for deliverance.