Rosaries & Chaplets
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The Rosary is a prayer devotion to the Blessed Virgin Mary in which one recites a series of prayers while meditating on the life, death and resurrection of Jesus Christ. In order to keep track of the prayers, "rosary beads" are generally used; a specific prayer is prayed on each bead.
In this Rosary with Scripture, the rosary is prayed with a biblical verse read before each Hail Mary, providing for a more contemplative experience.
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In this Virtual Rosary, the rosary is prayed with a set of virtual rosary beads displayed on the screen to assist in keeping track of prayers. The speed in which the Rosary is prayed is slower than the Original Virtual Rosary.
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Joyful Mysteries
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Luminous Mysteries
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Sorrowful Mysteries
(Tuesdays & Fridays) |
Glorious Mysteries
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In this Virtual Rosary, the rosary is prayed with a set of virtual rosary beads displayed on the screen to assist in keeping track of prayers. The speed in which the Rosary is prayed is slightly faster than normal pace.
(Click to begin Rosary prayer video)
Joyful Mysteries
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Our Lady is said to have appeared to Marie-Claire Mukangango in a vision and promised the Lord's forgiveness for our sins and freedom from guilt and remorse with devotion to this Rosary.
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Chaplet of the Seven Sorrows and Joys of St. Joseph
This chaplet is typically said on the seven Sundays preceding the feast day of St. Joseph (March 19th), a devotion called the Seven Sundays; however, the chaplet can be prayed any time during the year.
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Chaplet of the Holy Spirit
There are various chaplets in honor of the Holy Spirit that exist. This particular chaplet was composed in 1892 by a Franciscan Capuchin missionary in 1892 and was approved by Pope Leo XIII in 1902. It consists of 5 groups of 7 beads with 2 beads between each group and 3 beads between the Holy Spirit medal and the centerpiece.
