Jesus Bore in His Flesh the Sins We Commit in Ours
ROSARY & ART: The Second Sorrowful Mystery, the Scourging at the Pillar
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‘Without Ceasing’: 3 Ways to Be Drawn Deeper Into Prayer This Lent
COMMENTARY: Here are a few ideas of how you might incorporate reflection into your day.
See the Joyful Mysteries Where They Took Place in the Holy Land
‘Joyful Mysteries’ is the second installment of Paradisus Dei’s new video series, ‘Mysteries of the Rosary’
It’s a Grace and a Privilege to Pray the Rosary With the Elderly
We know when God is calling us to something greater and how saying ‘Yes’ changes us and others
The Rosary Has Changed History, and It Can Happen Again
The Mother of God is the Queen of Heaven, and her prayers are more powerful than the perils we face
Be a Part of Something Big — Join Us Sept. 30 for the Dominican Rosary Pilgrimage
This pilgrimage promises to set forth the substance of the Church’s belief as passed down from age to age — with Christ at the center, fired by genuine devotion
‘The Mysteries of the Rosary’: New Series Highlights the ‘School of Mary’
Filmed on location in the Holy Land, video series ‘opens the heart and soul up to contemplation.’
Deathbed Conversions Reveal Rosary’s Power and Give Hope for Fallen-Away Catholics
‘You pray, you cry, you do everything you need to do, God is going to listen you,’ says Father Sebastian Walshe. ‘He is going to hear your prayers.’
Our Lady of the Rosary, Our Lady of Victory, or Both?
While the Rosary is the Catholic devotional par excellence, it’s worth remembering why so many Catholics were praying it during the Battle of Lepanto: they were praying for victory.
