The Bible contains passages Rosario each mystery between each Hail Mary to achieve deeper meditation each mystery.
Why pray the Rosary?
In Rosario can contemplate the life of Jesus through the eyes of Mary, his mother. In LC 2, 19 we can see how Mary kept all these things and pondered them in her heart.
Also to give thanks or ask for thanks.
Give thanks to God and Mary for all his mercy and goodness, for all the things that gives us each day.
Request costs grace to carry our cross, because more effort we always need the help and mercy of God to go the way we stroke him.
"Jesus invited us to turn to God with insistence and confidence to be heard:" Ask and you shall receive, seek and ye shall find, knock and it shall be opened "(Mt 7, 7)."
At the wedding of Cana we can see the power of intercession of Mary (John 2: 1-11), where despite Jesus tells Mary "Not yet my time" (John 2, 4) she just tells the servants, "Do whatever he tells you" (John 2, 5)
In Matthew 9, 2-4 Jesus tells us, thy sins are forgiven ... rise up and walk.
Jesus on the cross gives us Mary, his mother and Mary leads us by the hand of Jesus, the fruit of her womb.
Recall the recommendations of Paul VI: "" Without contemplation, the Rosary is a body without soul and its recitation runs the risk of becoming a mechanical repetition of formulas, in violation Jesus' warning: "When you pray, do not be phrases as the Gentiles that they believe will be heard for their many words' (Mt 6, 7). By its nature the recitation of the Rosary calls for a quiet rhythm and reflective backwater, which favors the individual to meditate on the mysteries of the Lord's life, seen through the eyes of her who was closest to the Lord, and to unveil his unfathomable wealth '. "
Now just for a moment forget all your troubles and think of all the good things you have received lately, blessings both large and small things that we sometimes take for granted, thank God and the Virgin Mary for all these things . Put in Mary's hands of your problems or anyone in particular for that through her intercession we may receive the grace of God to overcome the problems.
Why pray the Rosary?
In Rosario can contemplate the life of Jesus through the eyes of Mary, his mother. In LC 2, 19 we can see how Mary kept all these things and pondered them in her heart.
Also to give thanks or ask for thanks.
Give thanks to God and Mary for all his mercy and goodness, for all the things that gives us each day.
Request costs grace to carry our cross, because more effort we always need the help and mercy of God to go the way we stroke him.
"Jesus invited us to turn to God with insistence and confidence to be heard:" Ask and you shall receive, seek and ye shall find, knock and it shall be opened "(Mt 7, 7)."
At the wedding of Cana we can see the power of intercession of Mary (John 2: 1-11), where despite Jesus tells Mary "Not yet my time" (John 2, 4) she just tells the servants, "Do whatever he tells you" (John 2, 5)
In Matthew 9, 2-4 Jesus tells us, thy sins are forgiven ... rise up and walk.
Jesus on the cross gives us Mary, his mother and Mary leads us by the hand of Jesus, the fruit of her womb.
Recall the recommendations of Paul VI: "" Without contemplation, the Rosary is a body without soul and its recitation runs the risk of becoming a mechanical repetition of formulas, in violation Jesus' warning: "When you pray, do not be phrases as the Gentiles that they believe will be heard for their many words' (Mt 6, 7). By its nature the recitation of the Rosary calls for a quiet rhythm and reflective backwater, which favors the individual to meditate on the mysteries of the Lord's life, seen through the eyes of her who was closest to the Lord, and to unveil his unfathomable wealth '. "
Now just for a moment forget all your troubles and think of all the good things you have received lately, blessings both large and small things that we sometimes take for granted, thank God and the Virgin Mary for all these things . Put in Mary's hands of your problems or anyone in particular for that through her intercession we may receive the grace of God to overcome the problems.
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