The Way of the Rosary
Journey through the twenty mysteries of the Rosary, accompanied by a magnificent Marian shrine at every step. A pilgrimage you can undertake from the comfort of your home—one mystery each day—or dream of for your travels. Each decade, a stage; each Hail Mary, a step toward Christ.
Joyful Mysteries
The Joy of the Incarnation - recited on Mondays and Saturdays
In the house of Nazareth, Mary says "yes" and the Word becomes flesh. Learn to say your own yes.
Just as Mary brought Christ to Elizabeth's house, she brings him to the people of America. To whom will you bring him?
God is born poor among the poor; the small image found by a humble woman reminds us of this.
The Feast of Candlemas is the Presentation of the Lord: the light that illuminates the nations.
Beside the pillar of faith, Mary teaches us to look for Jesus when he seems lost.
Luminous Mysteries
The public life of Jesus is prayed on Thursdays
In the water of the fountain, the grace of Baptism washes and renews: "penance, penance."
"Do whatever He tells you." The Moreneta repeats the only order that Mary left us.
Conversion and prayer: the message of Fatima is the Gospel of the Kingdom that is coming.
The face of the Black Virgin, marked and luminous, reflects the light of Tabor in the midst of pain.
Praying together in the jungle, the persecuted found the Mother: where there is the Eucharist, there is hope.
Sorrowful Mysteries
The Passion of the Lord is prayed on Tuesdays and Fridays
In the cave of silence and trial, learn to say with Jesus: "Thy will be done."
In the face of Hope, contemplate the Lord wounded by love and never lose hope.
With the people who carry and work, offer your sorrows united to the crown of the humble King.
Climbing the Guáitara canyon to the image on the rock is like walking, step by step, the Via Dolorosa.
At the foot of the cross, Mary receives the body of her Son: "Woman, here is your son."
Glorious Mysteries
The glory of Christ and his Mother are prayed on Wednesdays and Sundays
The devotion that seemed dead was resurrected: nothing is lost forever in Christ.
From the mountain, the people look to the sky: our homeland is where Christ goes before us.
The Pentecost pilgrimage: the Spirit descends upon those who, like Mary, persevere in prayer.
On August 15, Mary is taken to heaven: a pledge of the glory that awaits her children.
Crowned Queen, Mary extends her arms over the people, asking for peace.