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Divine Mercy Sunday is also the day after the culmination of the novena of the Chaplet of Divine Mercy. Faustina wrote Jesus instructed her that the Feast of Mercy (the Sunday after Easter ) be preceded by a Divine Mercy Novena which would begin on Good Friday.
Origin of this Rosary: It was Our Lord Himself who tought these two invocations to a Sister of the Saletian's congregation of the Monastery of the "Visitacion de Santa María" (Chambery): the Sist...
"O Lord Jesus Christ, Son of the living God, grant that I may, with all my heart, all my desire, and with a thirsting soul, aspire toward you; and in you, most sweet and pleasant, take my rest. Wit...
This chaplet contains 5 groups of 5 beads each. On each bead one Glory Be is said, and between the groups one Hail Mary in honor of the Sorrowful Virgin. Meanwhile one meditates on the Wounds of ...
The Chaplet of the Way of the Cross was granted to the Vincentian Order by Pope Pius IX and X. Later it was withdrawn by the Holy Office (1912), since the indulgences can be gained by using the Cru...
Medal "Divine Infant Jesus, I adore Thy Cross and I accept all the cross Thou wilt be pleased to send me. Adorable Trinity, I offer Thee for the glory of Thy Holy Name of God, all the adorat...
This devotion consists of seven mysteries in which we meditate on the seven principal sheddings of the Most precious Blood of Jesus The Our Father without the Hail Mary is said five times after eac...
Seven "effusions of the Blood of Christ", implicitly or explicitly mentioned in the Gospels, are recalled in a series of biblical meditations and devotional prayers: the Blood of the Circumcision, ...
The chaplet is composed of a medal of the Sacred Heart, and thirty nine beads, six of which are large, and thirty three small. The small beads represent the thirty three years of the mortal life of...
The Chaplet of the Sacred Heart of Jesus has 33 small beads, a center piece, Crucifix and a Sacred Heart medal. One side of the medal has the Sacred Heart of Jesus; the other has the Immaculate Hea...
(by Father Croiset, S.J.; chaplet is composed of 5 large beads and 33 small beads, in honor of the 33 years Our Lord spent on earth.) Begin with the Apostle's Creed, or the Anima Christi Before e...
On the cross of the Rosary Beads recite: "O Jesus give us Your heart as a Pledge of Your Love and as a place of refuge that we may find there a secure repose during our life and sweet comfort at t...
The purpose of the Chaplet of the Holy Face is to honour the Five Wounds of Our Lord Jesus Christ, and to ask of God the Triumph of His Holy Church and the downfall of her enemies. This Chaplet w...
The purpose of the Crown or Chaplet of the Holy Face is to honor the Five Wounds of Our Lord Jesus Christ, and to ask of God the triumph of His holy Church. This chaplet is composed of a cross ...
Little Chaplet of the Holy Face for the Triumph of the Church and the downfall of Her Enemies The little chaplet of the Holy Face has for its object, the honoring of the 5 senses of Our Lord, Jes...
This chaplet was approved on May 30, 1911 by Pope Pius X. This Chaplet consists of a medal of the Blessed Sacrament and 33 beads. The 33 beads represent the 33 years of Christ's life on earth. O...
The Chaplet consists of 7 sets of three beads divided by 7 single beads for the virtues. On the cross start with the Apostles" Creed. On the first bead pray the consecration to Mary: My Queen, my M...
Begin with the Apostles' Creed: "I believe in God, the Father Almighty, Creator of heaven and earth.I believe in Jesus Christ, His only son, our Lord. He was conceived by the power of the Holy Spir...
Achtung!!! Zusätzlich ja, aber nicht statt! Achtung!!!
Der Rosenkranz auf dieser Website sollen die normalen Rosenkranz nicht ersetzen, sondern die Gebetsvielfalt erweitern. Mit den weiteren Rosenkränzen kann man speziell die Wunden Jesu, das Antlitz Jesu oder die Barmherzigkeit Jesu usw. verehren oder z.B. den Armen Seelen helfen, aber nicht den normalen Rosenkranz ersetzten.
Denn:
"Böse Geister empfehlen oftmals das Gute, um das Bessere zu verhindern und Menschen zu bestimmten Handlungen zu ermutigen, die angeblich einen besonderen Akt der Tugend darstellen, nur um die Unvorsichtigen später um so leichter täuschen zu können." (Papst Benedikt XIV.[1740–1758], als er noch Kardinal Prosper Lambertini war.)
