Telling the Rosary

The family rosary is a fond childhood memory for many Catholics. Although the tradition has faded, many still find comfort in this familiar devotion. Popular witer and parish priest, Fr Vincent Sherlock, takes a fresh look at the way in which we might pray the rosary. Based on many years pastoral experience and a gift of communicating with parishioners and readers, Fr Vincent provides a lovely, readable booklet which will encourage those who have forgotten how, and give new inspiration to those who use their rosary regularly.

• Cover
• Title
• Copyright
• Contents
• Introduction
• CHAPTER 1: THE JOYFUL MYSTERIES
  • Joyful Mystery 1: The Annunciation
  • Joyful Mystery 2: The Visitation
  • Joyful Mystery 3: The Nativity
  • Joyful Mystery 4: The Presentation in the Temple
  • Joyful Mystery 5: The Finding of the Child Jesus in the Temple
• CHAPTER 2: THE LUMINOUS MYSTERIES
  • Luminous Mystery 1: The Baptism of the Lord
  • Luminous Mystery 2: The Wedding Feast of Cana
  • Luminous Mystery 3: The Proclamation of the Kingdom
  • Luminous Mystery 4: Transfiguration
  • Luminous Mystery 5: The Institution of the Eucharist
• CHAPTER 3: THE SORROWFUL MYSTERIES
  • Sorrowful Mystery 1: The Agony in the Garden
  • Sorrowful Mystery 2: The Scourging at the Pillar
  • Sorrowful Mystery 3: The Crowning with Thorns
  • Sorrowful Mystery 4: The Carrying of the Cross
  • Sorrowful Mystery 5: The Crucifixion
• CHAPTER 4: THE GLORIOUS MYSTERIES
  • Glorious Mystery 1: The Resurrection
  • Glorious Mystery 2: The Ascension
  • Glorious Mystery 3: The Descent of the Holy Spirit
  • Glorious Mystery 4: The Assumption
  • Glorious Mystery 5: The Coronation of Our Lady
• Conclusion
• So It’s Told, poem by Vincent Sherlock