The Mysteries of the Rosary are commemorated on each of the large beads.
On each of the 50 small beads, say one Our Father, one Hail Mary, one Glory Be to the Father, and the ejaculation: ‘Hail Mary Most Pure, conceived without original sin.’
As in the traditional Rosary, the Creed is said on the Crucifix.
Notes and Commentaries
The Little Office of the Holy Ghost was composed in 1924 by Rev. Father Felix of Jesus of the Missionaries of the Holy Ghost. It has the required ecclesiastical permission.
Comment: We know that the “Works of the Cross” (the principal ones, among others, for seculars) are works of the Missionaries of the Holy Ghost and Sisters of the Cross, a Mexican foundation requested by Our Lord of the servant of God, Concepción Cabrera de Armida, of holy memory. The Works of the Cross have as their divine object the revival of the love of the Cross specifically, since it is only through the Cross that Heaven is attained.
Now, the combining of this Office with the Holy Rosary, said with arms extended in the form of a cross, has also been dictated by God Our Lord to María Concepción Zúñiga recently. He told her that “this will be a Penitential Rosary that will please the Heavenly Father a great deal,” because He, Christ, would be the One Who would stand before the faithful who recite it and offer it in remission for all the sins of the world – their own and those of others.
Among the members of a single family (as we human beings are), there must be solidarity. Some must compensate for others. And in the measure that we see God offended, in that measure we must offer penance, counteracting the works of the disordered world with works of virtue, of charity, and of atonement, for the purpose of attaining forgiveness for everyone.
Mysteries of the Holy Rosary
JOYFUL MYSTERIES
(Recited on Mondays and Thursdays)
1. The Annunciation
2. The Visitation
3. The Birth of Our Lord
4. The Presentation
5. The Finding of the Child in the Temple.
SORROWFUL MYSTERIES
(Recited on Tuesdays and Fridays)
1. The Agony in the Garden
2. The Scourging at the Pillar
3. The Crowning with Thorns
4. The Carrying of the Cross
5. The Crucifixion and Death of Our Lord
GLORIOUS MYSTERIES
(Recited on Sundays, Wednesdays and Saturdays)
1. The Resurrection
2. The Ascension
3. The Descent of the Holy Ghost
4. The Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary
5. The Coronation of the Blessed Virgin Mary
LET US PRAY
Let us pray humbly, on our knees!
Let us pray devoutly, with arms extended in the form of a cross!
Let us pray uninterruptedly!
Let us pray while working!
Let us pray while suffering!
Let us pray intensely when walking down the street!
Let us make reparation by our prayers and acts of penance!
We have an extremely grave account before Divine Justice!
We are debtors for each other!
Let us counteract sin! How? By praying, and by practicing the virtues contrary to the sins we see our brothers committing.
Le us engage in the apostolate of prayer, of good example, and of voluntary sacrifices performed with love!
May it be for the glory of God!
“Let us pray uninterruptedly!”
Yes, we have to get our soul set on Mary and Jesus all the time.
This is key in our troubled days.
I was wondering; if the last message from Sr Agnes is a warning and a 40 days countdown to a possible chastisement, it seems to be intended to warn only a little group of remnants and not the entirety of mankind because the last message will not reach most of the people even among Christians and Catholics.
This is another sign that, as things stand now, the chastisement is unavoidable. And be certain that the last message from Akita won’t be much publicized by mainstream media. This is the last news they want to hear.
Keeping my Rosary close!
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If you add to abortion a certain mentality that has become more and more pervasive over time that I would call utilitarianism, you can understand why God may be angry:
“Over the past 100 plus years a utilitarian worldview to life has slowly but steadily gained steam in our culture. From this perspective, the individual is no longer valued for who he or she is, but rather valued for what they have to offer. The late John Paul II defined utilitarianism as follows:
Utilitarianism is a civilization of production and of use, a civilization of “things” and not of “persons”. A civilization in which persons are used in the same way things are used. In the context of a civilization of use, woman can become an object for a man, children a hindrance to parents, the family an institution obstructing the freedom of its members.”
https://tinyurl.com/yxowyvuv
It is this specific mentality that motivate governments in the West to open the doors to people from all over the world.
It creates competition for jobs and it lowers wages because the citizen is not considered in any other way apart how “useful” he can be. His identity, his personality do not count.
And no doubt that we are there and progressing in this way all the time. John Paul II predicted that we were going in that direction. Now his prophecy comes to full realization in our days.
And this is not the way God sees human beings at all. But human beings are seeing other human beings that way.
We have to fast and pray, especially the Holy Rosary!
God Bless!
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Thank you so much for this
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Carlos,
It is not because I want to monopolize the comment section but I feel compelled to add to my last comment.
I really think that utilitarianism is a serious serious problem of mankind. The utilitarian notion of man is so widespread that even many Catholics are falling for this notion.
And I really think this notion is opposed to God because it is completely contrary to the way God sees us.
And I think it is very very difficult to change somebody’s mind on this subject. Probably only the grace of God can make people change their mind on this subject of the utilitarian view of mankind.
And the problem is that most of the medias are conveying this utilitarian notion.
Maybe I am wrong but the more I think about it, the more I think something will happen sooner than later.
Maybe on November 15th, it is quite possible or on November 22 because it will be 40 days from October 13th, the Fatima and Akita Anniversary.
The Anniversary of Our Lady of Guadalupe seems almost too far on December 12th.
The way I see it, there is no repentance in sight, rather a kind of cold determination to go on on the path of opposition to the Divine Will.
As Catholic believers, we have to pray much, especially the Holy Rosary!
God Bless!
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The utilitarian notion has, sadly, its stronger advocates among the ruling elites.
So, here in the West, when ordinary people want to preserve their cultural heritage and ethnoreligious identity, their opinions are seemingly unimportant and irrelevant to those ruling elites for whom the only concern seems to be that the economy remains strong at all costs.
So, this is why those elites are flooding western countries with people from all ethnic and cultural background.
I have always thought that each ethnicity on this earth with its uniqueness is a gift of God and something to protect and preserve.
The ruling class does not seem to think so.
And I think it is a sinful behavior reminiscent of the Tower of Babel which was against the Will of God.
So, we really have the conditions for God to intervene sooner than later.
Keeping my Rosary close.
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Carlos,
This is an urgent update from Sister Agnes of Akita:
http://wqphradio.org/2019/11/11/an-update-from-sister-agnes-i-felt-the-time-is-near/
We have to pray the Rosary with great fervor!
God Bless!
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MICHEL,
I can only respond: Whoa! For what is worth, I have been feeling the same during my prayer which are pretty much like a constant conversation with the Lord and Our Lady now. I feel the urge to talk with them constantly in prayer. The last thing I felt was a sense that this is a time for total, almost irrational trust, like a child trust his mother and father, we must trust with all our hearts even when everything seems to collapse around us.
Of course my simple feelings compare poorly with what others like Sr. Sasagawa have been declaring. Here where I live, the sense of finality is something one almost can touch. I am not kidding.
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Carlos,
I have send an e-mail to the gentleman from the blog “https://www.thecampofsaints.com”
I told him that I came to know his blog by a link you had included in a previous article. He answered me that you are truly a very good guy.
He also feels like you and me and probably many people do feel this way at this moment in time.
No doubt something’s brewing.
God Bless!
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Don’t believe all the things people say about me, mon ami! 🙂
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