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Pray The Rosary and Get Your Prayers Answered

posted September 21, 2009 - 2:23pm
Pray The Rosary and Get Your Prayers Answered

The first version of the rosary originated in the 3rd and 4th centuries. At that point, most people were unable to read or write but they were capable of memorizing and reciting a series of short requests. But, while concentrating on their praying, it was tricky to keep count of the number of prayers that were being said. So, folk tied knots in ropes or used small stones or pebbles to represent each prayer so they could make it easier to keep track of the quantity of prayers they said.

Saint Dominic originated a variety of rosary ( similar to the one we all know today ) in the 1400's. The original rosary design was repeatedly changed over the centuries. And, by the point of the Renaissance, it developed into the form that we all know today.

The rosary refers to a set of prayers and meditations. A string of beads is used to keep track of the sequence of prayers. While saying each prayer, you must reflect on the life of Jesus Christ and his mother, the Virgin Mary. The rosary is very important to Roman Catholics, who consider it holy. Many Catholics use it as a technique of thought and reflection and as a daily and systematic approach towards prayer.

The rosary is composed of a lot of beads known as rosary beads. These beads are prepared in 5 sets of ten, called decades. On most rosary beads, a bigger bead or a decorative bead separates each set. The beads end in a tiny pendant that typically contains a picture of the Virgin Mary. This is followed by a short string of one bead, three beads and one bead placed at little intervals. At the end of this formation, there is usually a cross.

Rosary beads can be obtained at Catholic bookstores and churches as well as online. And, you can also purchase audio cd's of the rosary. A pray the rosary cd makes it much easier to follow along and allows you to pray the rosary while traveling or exercising.

 
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