Whether we pray it alone or with others, we can offer our Rosary for many intentions, always asking the intercession of Our Lady. The Rosary invites us to make a beautiful meditation about the life of Jesus and the Holy Virgin Mary. The cycle of the Rosary follows the rhythm of the liturgical year observed by the Catholic Church.The origin of the Rosary dates back to the year 800, but it has evolved throughout the centuries resulting in the Rosary that we know today.
This page will help you determine which mysteries of the rosary for which days they are prayed upon. The Catholic Church has set aside Rosary days to help aid you in praying the Rosary.There are also different times of the year during church seasons such as Lent and Adventthat have a slightly different order to pray the Rosary. The Rosary Everyday "All things have their season.A time to weep, and a time to laugh.Ī time to mourn, and a time to dance.A time to keep silence,Īnd a time to speak.A time of love, and a time of hatred.