Get To Know A Rosary Promoter

Every few months we highlight a Rosary Promoter by interviewing and featuring them on our home page! We are continually inspired by the amount of devotion and determination shown by these creative people. For this reason, we want to show our admiration for them while at the same time inspiring others to promote the Rosary with their own unique talents.

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Spring 2012

Jerald Archer of theholyrosary.synthasite.com
"We must remember that Our Lady understands and appreciates any actions one may take, no matter how small or seemingly insignificant they may seem to us." read more...

June 2011

James Lawrence of ComeAside.com
"Prayer makes it possible for us to walk with Jesus. Here in His presence we will find joy, peace and love that we desperately seek." read more...

February 2011

Wayne Kneeskern of Travelrosary.com
"There are so many times when people are driving that they could spend some of that time in prayer. I came up with the company name "Travel Rosary" and motto "Pray as you go" to reflect this." read more...

November 2010

Sarah Harkins of Clayrosaries.com
"I think for young people, the rosary can be kind of dry. So, they look at the beads and the symbols on the beads that have biblical and Catholic meanings. They get more meaning from the rosary from looking at the beads." read more...

September 2010

Brother Sylvan Mattingly of OLRM.com
"Inspired by Our Lady's words, and having seen letters from missionaries around the world, he knew of the great need for rosaries in the mission fields." read more...

July 2010

Mary of Battlebeads.com
"The main objective is getting folks to realize that God's really there and we should give Him at LEAST the time in prayer, that we give to hobbies and recreation!" read more...

May 2010

Peggy Bowes of Rosaryworkout.com
"My hope is that in tying exercise to the Rosary, more Catholics will find this motivational. You don’t have to choose between exercise and prayer — you can combine them!" read more...

March 2010

Lottie Dorsey of Magnifcatrosaries.com
"Many parents want their child's rosary to last them a lifetime, to be something that they will use well beyond childhood and that they will one day be able to pass down to their child." read more...

January 2010

Pam Aqui of Heirloomrosaries.com
"I thought why should a rosary be made with such cheap material? They are deceiving because they look shiny and new, but in no time at all they are coming apart and useless." read more...

December 2009

Coby and Kessie of Simplicitiesoflife.com
"Simplicities of Life is based on encouraging more couples to pray together. There’s no greater gift than to pray for or with your spouse." read more...

Catholic Mysteries Of The Rosary

Joyful Mysteries of the Rosary
The Joyful Mysteries are taken mostly from St. Luke's Gospel in the New Testament. They involve the joyful events of Jesus' childhood. The most joyful event in all of human history is the Incarnation or when God became man and dwelt among us read more...

Luminous Mysteries of the Rosary
What a gift the the Luminous Mysteries of the Rosary are. Meditating on these Mysteries of Light bring even deeper understanding of the public life of Jesus. They fill in the blanks between Jesus' childhood and His suffering and death on the cross. Therefore read more...

Sorrowful Mysteries of the Rosary The Sorrowful Mysteries of the Rosary remind you of how much Jesus loves you. He suffered and died for you. "Greater love than this no man hath, that a man lay down his life for his friends." -John 15:13. You are loved by Jesus read more...

Glorious Mysteries of the Rosary
The Glorious Mysteries are the crown of Jesus' triumphs. How exhilarating to know that Jesus is God and that He rose from the dead, making you an heir to Heaven. Reminding yourself of these glorious events as you pray the Rosary prayer will keep your faith alive and strong read more...