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Today's Readings (Text, Audio)
Jesus, according to the four Evangelists
Letters of Saint Paul the Apostle
The Angelus (Text, Audio ,Video)
Rosary Prayer (Text, Audio, Video)
St. Michael - Chaplet (Text, Audio, Video)
Litany of the Saints (Text, Audio)
Stations of the Cross (Text, Audio, Video)
Divine Mercy (Text, Audio, Video)
Life Is Worth Living by Fulton Sheen (Audio)

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The Rosary

Paragraph n. 12 of the Apostolic Letter of the Supreme Pontiff Pope John Paull II Rosarium Virginis Mariae (The Rosary of the Virgin Mary) in particular is entitled: The Rosary, a contemplative prayer. However, the Rosary is already described in the Introduction as "a path of contemplation", and "a most effective means of fostering among the faithful that commitment to the contemplation of the Christian mystery which I have proposed in the Novo Millennio ineunte, as a genuine 'training in holiness'" (n. 5).


The Mysteries of the Rosary The 15 Promises The Prayers used in the Rosary

NOTE: It is recommended that you accompany your prayer with bible reading and a short reflection in silence because our Lord speaks in our heart. When you are reciting the Rosary or the Chaplet of the Divine Mercy, start with reading followed by a short reflection if possible. You may found the link of today's reading in audio and text on the left.


Joyful Mysteries

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1. The Annunciation of Gabriel to Mary (Luke 1:26-38)
2. The Visitation of Mary to her cousin Elizabeth (Luke 1:39-56)
3. The Birth of Our Lord Jesus (Luke 2:1-21)
4. The Presentation of Our Lord Jesus in the Temple (Luke 2:22-38)
5. The Finding of Our Lord Jesus in the Temple (Luke 2:41-52)

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Sorrowful Mysteries

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Glorious Mysteries

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Luminous Mysteries

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Rosary an effective means of devotion to Mary and to her Son

It cannot be denied that praying with the Rosary is a very popular devotion of the Catholic Church. You find Rosaries hanged on the wall, rear view mirror in the car, women usually put it in the bag, men in their pocket, some wearing it as necklace and with some religious orders they commonly attach the rosary to a belt for convenience. It becomes like a symbol of Catholicism. From the 13th century until now Catholics continued praying with the Rosary. Today with the Internet becoming a part of the household utility, downloading MP3's and watching Videos from the computer, the prayer becomes hi-tech and praying online are now in common. Whether you are online or offline, the praying of the Rosary helps us to penetrate the ineffable grandeurs of the Incarnation, Signs and Miracles, Passion, and the glory of Jesus. In the recitation we shall be able to perceive something of the sentiments of Mary's heart concering these great mysteries that she witnessed, and in which she played such an important part. Praying the Rosary requires meditation under Mary's guidance and it serve wonderfully to nourish our souls. This is what Mary desires, rather many Rosaries recited with the lips, while the mind wanders in a thousand directions, frequent interruptions, in a great hurry, as though they were anxious to finish their task of repeating them daily. Rosaries recited in this way bring little fruit to the soul and little glory to Mary. But if we recite with a real spirit of devotion, the Rosary becomes sweet and becomes an effective means of cultivating devotion to Mary and bring us into intimacy with our Blessed Mother and to her divine Son our Lord Jesus. St. Teresea of Jesus says that "before beginning to recite the Rosary, let the soul think whom it is going to address, and who it is that is speaking, that it may speak to Him with due respect" (cf. Way, 22). O most holy Virgin, may the Rosary be my spiritual armor and my school of virtue.




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