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Mother of God, Blessed Virgin Mary, apparition in various parts of the world in recent years had frequently asked for the recitation of the Rosary, the prayer she gave to the world a few centuries ago. It is known that this is her favorite prayer as it is essentially a meditation on the whole salvation mission of her Divine Son.

The Rosary is a combination of reciting the prayers (the Our Fathers; Hail Mary…) out loud and reflection of the life and different stages of our Lord, Jesus Christ .

The traditional 15 Mysteries of the Rosary were standardized, by Pope St. Pius V in the 16th century: the joyful mysteries, the sorrowful mysteries, and the glorious mysteries. In 2002, Pope John Paul II announced the new luminous mysteries, bringing the total number of mysteries to 20.

Rosary

I – Make the “Sign of the Cross“, and say “Apostles Creed”

II – Say “Our Father”

III – Each bead, say “Hail Mary”

IV – Say “Glory Be”

V – Announce the First Mystery, then say “Our Father”

VI – Each bead, say “Hail Mary”

VII – Say “Glory Be“, “O My Jesus“, announce the Second Mystery and say “Our Father”

VIII – Each bead, say “Hail Mary”

IX – Say “Glory Be“, “O My Jesus“, announce the Third Mystery and say “Our Father”

X - Each bead, say “Hail Mary”

XI - Say “Glory Be“, “O My Jesus“, announce the Fourth Mystery and say “Our Father”

XII – Each bead, say “Hail Mary”

XIII – Say “Glory Be“, “O My Jesus“, announce the Fifth Mystery and say “Our Father”

XIV – Each bead, say “Hail Mary”

XV – Say “Glory Be“, “O My Jesus“, “Hail Holy Queen“, “Final Prayer” and make “Sign of the Cross” (However sometime, “Memorare” are said after the “Final Prayer” and before the “Sign of the Cross“)

* Monday – Joyful Mysteries
Tuesday – Sorrowful Mysteries
Wednesday – Glorious Mysteries
Thursday – Luminous Mysteries
Friday – Sorrowful Mysteries
Saturday – Joyful Mysteries
Sunday – Glorious Mysteries

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