How to Say the Rosary on the Beads
THE MANNER OF SAYING THE ROSARY ON THE BEADS. 1
From The Rosary of the Blessed Virgin Mary Tools
Source
| Printed in | The Rosary of the Blessed Virgin Mary |
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| Imprint | New York, P. J. Kenedy, Catholic Publishing House, 5 Barclay Street (advertised on leaf 0001 as Excelsior Catholic Publishing House) |
| Scan | the Internet Archive copy |
| Approval | Title page: "Published with the approbation of The Most Rev. John Hughes, D. D., Archbishop of New York" (no date printed; not a formal imprimatur or nihil obstat) |
| Indulgence | The Beads should be blessed by a priest who has the faculty of attaching indulgences to them. |
| Transcription | Transcribed from the scan. |
| Rights | Public domain in the United States; the edition is undated and was dated from the evidence of its imprint, approvals or catalogue record. |
- Saints
- St. Elizabeth
On the cross, say
The Apostles' Creed.
On the next large bead, and on every large bead, say
The Lord's Prayer.
On the next three small beads, say
Three Hail Marys, as they are said on pages 24 & 25.
After these, and at the end of every decade, say
Glory be to the Father, &c.
Say the Hail Marys in the fifteen decades as they are said in the preceding Rosary; that is, after the holy name of Jesus, in the middle of each Hail Mary, express in each decade, respectively, one of the fifteen following sentences:
I.—In the Joyful Mysteries, say,
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Who WAS MADE MAN for us.
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Whom thou didst carry to St. Elizabeth's.
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Who was born in a stable for us.
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Who was presented in the temple for us
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Whom thou didst find in the temple.
II.—In the Sorrowful Mysteries, say.
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Who sweated blood for us.
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Who was scourged for us.
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Who was crowned with thorns for us
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Who carried the heavy cross for us.
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Who was crucified and died for us.
III.—In the Glorious Mysteries, say;
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Who arose from the dead.
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Who ascended into Heaven.
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Who sent the Holy Ghost.
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Who assumed thee into Heaven,
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Who crowned thee in Heaven.
- The Beads should be blessed by a priest who has the faculty of attaching indulgences to them. ↩
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