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A poignant reflection on the blessings of the Rosary — how a special gift sparked a great devotion.
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Family Rosary continues to delve deeper into the countless blessings of the Rosary this October; Allison Gingras shares her experience of the power of prayer.
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We continue our Visio Divina series with the Mysteries of Light. Spend time with your family sharing your thoughts on each image.
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Whether prayer is easy or a bit more of a challenge, these Catholic Moms have a tip to help your family pray
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With Scripture References and Reflections...
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With Scripture References and Reflections...
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With Scripture Reference and Reflections...
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With Scripture Reference and Reflections...
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Artful depictions of the life of Christ, especially His Passion and Death, offer families a unique opportunity to engage in discussions of faith that can be often difficult to begin. From the youngest member of one's family to the oldest, everyone can look upon the beauty of art and share what they see and how it makes them feel.
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Visio Divina is a unique way to discuss the faith, especially as a family. A collection of images of the Glorious Mysteries of the Rosary.
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Visio Divina, or "sacred seeing," is an ancient form of Christian prayer that utilizes the imagination to enter into prayer. This collection of images of the Joyful Mysteries of the Rosary is a wonderful activity for the entire family.
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Family Rosary Mission Assistant, Stephen Driscoll, highlights the humble life of service of St. Andre Bessette.
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A journey with words, through the life of Venerable Patrick Peyton at the Museum of Family Prayer: A Contemporary Experience of Father Peyton’s Ministry.
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Delight in reading Father Peyton's own words regarding the Rosary. Ebook includes step-by-step how to pray the Rosary instructions.
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Sitting in traffic or waiting in line? Wasted time or prayer time? Your call. With Family Rosary's Mobile Rosary it's prayer time with Mary. A traditional Rosary with the text of each prayer.
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