The School of the Rosary accompanies you from the first Avemaría to a more contemplative prayer. Progress without haste: the goal is not to finish lessons, but to know and love Jesus Christ more.
Where do you want to start?
You don't need to know everything. Choose the path that best responds to your current situation.
Three levels to grow
You can stay as long as you need on each level and go back whenever you want.
Learn
- The sign of the cross.
- Father, Avemaría and Gloria.
- How to announce a mystery.
- Pray a first ten.
Consider
- Read the Gospel passage.
- To look at Jesus with Mary.
- Unite the intention to the mystery.
- Learn to pray without haste.
Continue and serve
- Create a possible schedule.
- Pray in family or community.
- To offer concrete intentions.
- Convert prayer to charity.
Seven-day plan
A week to get close to the Rosary without asking you to do everything from day one.
30-day road
It's not a competition or a measure of your faith. If one day you can't pray, go back to the next without guilt.
When praying costs
Go back serenity to the mystery. Finding out you've been distracted is already an opportunity to return to God.
Pray a ten with attention. A small and faithful beginning can help you grow.
The Avemarias create a rhythm to contemplate Christ. The center is not to count words, but to remain in mystery.
Prayer does not always depend on feeling. You can offer God even your tiredness and your poverty.
You don't have to make up for lost days. Start today with one Avemaría.
Rosary in family and community
With children, older people or people who are learning, a short and true prayer is better than a long experience lived as an obligation.
Rosario essential library
"Reciting the Rosary, in fact, is actually contemplating with Mary the face of Christ."
San Juan Pablo II, Rosarium Virus Mariae, 3.
