The Luminous Mysteries of the Rosary: Meditations by Pope St John Paul II
Meditate on the Luminous Mysteries of the Rosary with Pope St John Paul II
Meditate on the Luminous Mysteries of the Rosary with Pope St John Paul II
Meditate on the twenty mysteries of the Rosary with this collection of inspiring meditations, featuring the Joyful Mysteries based on the Fatima message, the Luminous Mysteries based on the Divine Mercy devotion and extracted from St Faustina's Diary, the Sorrowful Mysteries written by Pope Francis, and the Glorious Mysteries as composed by St Josemaria Escriva.
It is very important to pray for priests. Their ministry is so vital to the Church and so many souls are won or lost through their actions, that they are desirable prey for the devil. Pray for your parish priest and all priests regularly with this prayer.
"You are going to die for love of me, and it is my wish also, my dearest Redeemer, to die for love of you." Pray to Jesus on the cross with this opening prayer from St Alphonsus Liguori's Stations of the Cross.
While awaiting his execution in the Tower of London, St Thomas More spent his last days writing this moving meditation in the margins of the Book of Hours. This inspiring prayer reveals the mindset of a man of God who was ready to meet his death - and his Saviour - with open arms.
When St Margaret Mary Alacoque had visions of Jesus, He requested that people make acts of reparation for the sin of humanity that wound His Sacred Heart. Here is a prayer for an act of reparation.