Minute Meditation – Fruits of the Rosary

We should strive to get better at praying the rosary. If my daughter were sixteen years old and still couldn’t draw a square, that would be a problem. Children need to develop their drawing abilities as they grow, and similarly, we children of God need to mature in our rosary praying throughout our lives, so that we can encounter Jesus more profoundly in this devotion.

So whether we’re a beginners with a lot of questions about the rosary or avid devotees who have been reciting it for many years, we should all strive to meet Jesus and Mary more in this great devotion and experience the profound fruit the rosary can bear in our lives.

—from the book Praying the Rosary Like Never Before: Encounter the Wonder of Heaven and Earth
by Edward Sri

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The Catechism in a Year – Day 346 – Meditation and Vocal Prayer

Because man is both body and spirit, our prayers can be vocal and meditative. We learn that vocal prayer expresses the movements of our hearts and minds, enabling us to pray with the fullness of our being. Another form of prayer is meditation, which the Catechism tells us is “above all a quest.” In meditation, we employ our thoughts, imagination, and emotions to deepen our union with Christ. Today’s readings are Catechism paragraphs 2700-2708.

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