How To Pray the Rosary

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Praying the Rosary is one of the Catholic Church’s most popular devotions and enduring images. You may want to dedicate the Rosary to a specific intention,…more »
Added January 28, 2008

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You might say what the mysteries are, as most people don't seem to know---even Catholics.

Reply 8 months ago by Emily_Johnson

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Good video, I would like to see more information on the Mysteries, and possibly the prayers themselves.

Reply 8 months ago by MGephart

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I feel like the topic is kinda slow, so given that fact, I say good show.

Reply 8 months ago by norgon

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this video is very well done. Lessa rocks.

Reply 7 months ago by kristy

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Nicely done

Reply 3 months ago by Empyrean1986

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Slow video fell asleep during the show

Reply 8 months ago by wex

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This is in the wrong section. Catholic and Christians are NOT the same thing. This belongs in the catholic section as the word of God itself states that repetitive praying and linguistic nonsense does not please the Lord, but thats their problem.....

Reply 7 months ago by the_sorcerer

I will want to tell you that Catholics were the first christians. Without catholics you wouldn't have a bible or even a christian tradition. No Christmas, Easter, ect. In fact America would probably be pagan, probably something closer to vikingism than anything if christianity (catholicism) failed as a religion after being founded by Jesus himself. All other christian denominations have someone else who founded them. Martin Luther founded the Lutheran Church, anabaptists started the seeds of the baptist church, and the anglican church was founded by the king of england, ect... only catholicism can trace an unfailing line back to Jesus himself. The sacraments, traditions and everything the Church has today is the inheritance of God's original church. Just remember that protestant bible was decided by Martin Luther, and the original bible was decided upon by the catholic church. 1 Timothy 3:15 says that the pillar of truth is the church, that church was the church that was in existence at that point in time, any other church that has come afterward cannot claim that same pillar of truth.

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