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Anonymous Asked
Questionhow do you feel about a practicing Catholic wearing rosary beads around their neck? I like to pray the rosary every day at 3:30 or 9:30pm, but I'm usually away from home (where i usually leave them) at those times. Would you think it's unacceptable for me to just wear them while I'm out of the house if I want to pray them? Answer

Personally I would advise against wearing it. Although you are wearing it as a symbol of Faith and with the intention to pray it, in my opinion, it could give the wrong impression to someone outside of the Faith who sees it and thinks it’s a good accessory.

Father Angel recently answered a similar question and suggested Rosary pouches that way the Rosary won’t get ruined while in your pocket or in a bag. 

Guys…

I’m learning guitar….

and I can actually play something that sounds the slightest bit like a song

I’m pretty excited lol

loveforalamb:

One of my drawings for the summer

“Give me an army saying the Rosary and I will conquer the world.”
Pope Blessed Pius IX

ephremhiphop:

More on this exciting development to follow…

Praise God!

"Our hearts might be ungrateful and many will reject his offer but the great Shepherd loves us with boundless and passionate love regardless. The Redeemer seeks the sinner to the end."
— Bishop Felipe J. Estevez (Saint Augustine)

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nisicommuni:

This image brings me so much joy, so much hope, and so much peace. 

Don’t forget to include all priests and religious in your prayers tonight. 

"Most people do not listen with the intent to understand; they listen with the intent to reply."
— Stephen R. Covey (via onlinecounsellingcollege)

No don’t gloat over me
Though I fall, though I fall
I will rise again!

Though I sit here in darkness
The Lord, the Lord alone
He will be my light

I will be patient as the Lord
Punishes me for the wrongs
That I’ve done against Him

After that He’ll take my case
Bringing me to the Light and the Justice
For all I have suffered

"He is in our prayers every day. Pope John Paul suffered in public, and Benedict chose to suffer in private. But that does not make his mission less important and less brave."
— Maria Paoloa Santo Stefano, Sisters of Mercy.
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