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National Shrine Holy Rosary: A Sacred Devotion on Sunday, June 4.

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A Reflection from the video of Divine Mercy

Sun., June 4 – Holy Rosary from the National Shrine – The National Shrine hosted a Holy Rosary on Sunday, June 4. The video showed a group of people reciting prayers while holding rosary beads. The rosary is a form of prayer where individuals meditate on specific events in the lives of Jesus and Mary. The event was based on the first three mysteries of the Glorious Mysteries, namely, the Resurrection, the Ascension, and the Descent of the Holy Spirit.

During the Resurrection mystery, the prayer emphasized the importance of faith. Jesus’ resurrection is a reminder that there is life beyond death, and that death is not the end of one’s journey. The Ascension mystery highlighted the virtue of hope. Jesus’ ascension into heaven signified the end of his earthly life, but also the beginning of his eternal reign as King. This gives believers hope that they too can have a share in this glory, as long as they remain faithful to Jesus. The Descent of the Holy Spirit emphasized the love of God. The Holy Spirit is the embodiment of God’s love, and His presence in the lives of believers is a testament to God’s love for His children.

Throughout the prayer, participants also recited the Lord’s Prayer, Hail Mary, and Glory Be, among others. These prayers, along with the rosary, serve as a form of meditation that allows individuals to focus on their faith and their relationship with God. By reciting these prayers, people are reminded of the power of God’s love and the importance of cultivating their faith, hope, and charity.

In conclusion, the Holy Rosary from the National Shrine served as a reminder of the power of prayer and the importance of having a strong relationship with God. By meditating on the faith, hope, and love of the Glorious Mysteries, participants were able to reflect on the teachings of Jesus and Mary and deepen their understanding of the Catholic faith.

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Today’s Mysteries: Glorious

The First Glorious Mystery – “The Resurrection of Jesus”
The Second Glorious Mystery – “The Ascension of Our Lord into Heaven”
The Third Glorious Mystery – “The Holy Spirit comes upon Mary and the Apostles”
The Fourth Glorious Mystery – “The Assumption of Mary”
The Fifth Glorious Mystery – “The Coronation of Mary as Queen of Heaven and Earth”

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