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Oct 13, 2017 · The Rosary has been a sign of hope and a source of many graces. There is a tradition that in 1214, Our Lady appeared to Saint Dominic and gave him the Rosary as we know it today. She offered it as a way to convert hardened sinners.
- A Feast for All Time
The month of October is a powerful time to draw close to Our...
- A Feast for All Time
Teaching children how to pray the Rosary can be one of the most influential and long-lasting things you do for them all year. Below are some ideas for incorporating the Rosary and the life of Mary in your lessons.
prayer, fellowship, food and fun using the liturgical calendar filled with feast days for inspiration. Using edible rosaries is a clever way to motivate children and families to pray the rosary, even if it’s just a decade to start. To keep children’s attention, I find it works best to set up the rosaries using a small treat like chocolate ...
Our youngest learners (e.g., children in kindergarten and first grade) might benefit from making and learning to use “Rosary readiness chaplets” that help them learn to use beads while praying.
Oct 7, 2021 · Why hundreds are still drawn to the powerful legacy of the 'Rosary Priest' Jun 3, 2021 Nearly three decades after his death, Father Patrick Peyton still receives fan mail.
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Oct 7, 2021 · Pray the Rosary, or 5 decades of the Rosary tonight with your family. Continue this practice through October, the month that is especially dedicated to the Rosary.
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Sep 30, 2023 · Even today, in this time of the pandemic, it is necessary to hold the Rosary in our hands and pray for us, our loved ones and all people. If you don’t already do so, consider trying to work the Rosary into your daily routine!
