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What exactly is the Rosary PDF Print E-mail


The Rosary is the story of the New Testament.  Through the beads we follow the life the life of Jesus and Mary.

We follow Jesus from the moment the Holy Spirit came down on Mary, through his childhood, his cruel death on the cross, the joy of Easter when he rose from the dead, to the day he ascended to Heaven in glory.

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How to Pray the Rosary PDF Print E-mail


The Rosary Prayer consists of four sets of Rosary mysteries. Each set contains five mysteries, these sets are named:
  • - The Joyful (Monday or Saturday)
  • - The Glorious (Wednesday or Sunday)
  • - The Sorrowful (Tuesday or Friday)
  • - The Luminous (Thursday)
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Prayers of the Rosary PDF Print E-mail


SIGN OF THE CROSS

In the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit. Amen.

 

 

 

 

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15 Promises Of The Blessed Virgin Mary PDF Print E-mail

History of the 15 Promises

Although scholars have found no evidence in the writings of St Dominic to support this private revelation to Blessed Alan de la Roche (c.1428-1475) that is now legendary, the promises themselves are held to be theoretically probable following the apparitions of Fatima where Mary has appeared holding a string of Rosary beads.

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Virtual Rosary PDF Print E-mail



The Virtual Rosary is a free program provided by virtualrosary.org  with two goals in mind:

1. To teach the rosary and make it simple with the program's super-easy operation.

2. To help keep the rosary refreshing and deep for anyone with the aid of scripture, illustrations, and music.

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