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THE PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE

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  THE ROSARY  WITH  US!

For several  years  a group  of  St. Thomas  parishioners  and other area Catholics has gathered on Wednesday evening to pray the rosary (from the Latin meaning rose garden), the ancient Marian prayer that many are familiar with.  This is an  invitation to to  make it a  more important part  of your prayer  life.

The rosary (from the Latin, rosarium, meaning rose garden), consists of repeated sequences  of the Lords  Prayer followed by  ten prayings of  the Hail Mary  and a single  praying of the Glory Be to the Father. Each sequence is called a decade. The praying of each decade is accompanied by a   meditation on one  of the mysteries  of the rosary, which relate to events in the life of Jesus and the Blessed Virgin Mary. A variation on this is the scriptural rosary, which includes the reading of brief passages   from the Bible that relate to each mystery.

Popes and theologians of the Faith have stressed the importance, power, and beauty of the rosary.  Recently Pope Benedict  noted that the  rosary is experiencing  a rebirth. It  is one of  the most eloquent signs of love that the younger generation nourish   for Jesus and his Mother, he said.  Many theologians have  stressed that the  rosary is a  vital way to  participate in the  life of Mary and to find the way to Christ.

How the rosary can heal and energize our souls is summarized by the story of the little old lady who was asked why she prayed the Rosary. Her answer: Its very simple. What son can ignore the request of his mother? How   can Jesus   not grant the   prayer from a mother who once told him simply   that a wedding party had run out of wine ?  He provided the  best wine for  the party. So  I pray to  the mother to  ask the son for more wine in my   spiritual life.  When she listens  to me, I  know He hears!

The  rosary can be  said privately but  it becomes even more spiritually powerful when recited by a group of the faithful. This is what those who gather on Wednesday evening are seeking.  Whether you are  new   to the  rosary or regularly  pray it privately,  we ask that  you consider joining them. They meet each WEDNESDAY at 7:00 P.M. in the CHAPEl.

Deacon Frank

 

 

 

 

 


 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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