Site Map

Shop

Newsletter

Blog

Home

When To Ask For Prayer Request

by Anonymous

When do I ask for my pray request when saying the rosary. Before or after?

Comments for When To Ask For Prayer Request

Average Rating

Click here to add your own comments

Rating

When To Ask For Prayer Request
by: J. C. C.

Hi, Friend, The following comments are solely my personal way of praying,I believe there is no right or wrong way to pray, so long as those prayers are offered to God with Faith, Hope and Love. When praying alone, I usually mention my petitions and the names of those for whom I'm praying, directly before the first mystery. Then between each mystery I ponder on those petitions and the people for whom I am praying. [My petitions are very rarely on my own behalf as I am fully open to God's will, which is a huge change from the me that was!]. At the end of the Rosary,and before the Salve Regina, I pray my thanks for all answered prayers [I believe there is no such thing as unanswered prayer] even if those answers are not the ones for which I and those for whom I was praying was/were hoping. When praying with others, as in the family Rosary, I usually limit my petitions to five and mention one prior to each mystery with a prayer of general thanksgiving at the end. May God Bless and protect you and your family.

Rating

For Everyone
by: Anonymous

God our Father, we offer to you all of Jesus wounds, blood, passion,crown, face, merits and works of his heart and all masses in world for all sinners and our selves each moment. Please forgive us and have mercy on us. supply all our needs always. In Jesus Name we pray. Amen

Click here to add your own comments

Join in and write your own page! It's easy to do. How? Simply click here to return to How To Pray The Rosary Questions.

Please, help this site
continue running by donating
$5, $10 or $20

Rosary Quick Links

Catholic Rosary Prayers

Catholic Rosary Mysteries

Rosary Meditations

FREE Rosary Booklets

Inspiring Quotes

Translate Page

Search Website

Rosary Basics

Home Whats New Newsletter Rosary Guide FREE Rosary Booklets Rosary Media What is a Rosary Rosary Days Rosary Promises Rosary Fruits Rosary Origin Rosary History Rosary Power Promote Rosary Featured Rosary Promoters

Rosary Prayers

Rosary Prayers Apostles Creed Our Father Prayer Hail Mary Prayer Glory Be Prayer Fatima Prayer Hail Holy Queen St. Michael Prayer The Breviary

Rosary Mysteries

Rosary Mysteries Joyful Mysteries Luminous Mysteries Sorrowful Mysteries Glorious Mysteries Scriptural Rosary Rosary Meditations

Shop For Rosary

Rosary Jewelry Rosary Bracelets Rosary Necklaces Rosary Rings

Rosary Community

Rosary Prayer Requests Share Inspirational Rosary Stories Request Free Rosary Resources Rosary Questions Rosary For Priests St. John Vianney-Patron Saint Of Priests

Stay In Touch

Rosary E-zine Rosary Blog Contact Us Link To Us Advertise

[?] Subscribe To This Site

Fourth Rosary Promise
The rosary will make virtue and good works flourish, and will obtain for souls the most abundant divine mercies. It will draw the hearts of men from the love of the world and its vanities, and will lift them to the desire of eternal things. Oh, that souls would sanctify themselves by this means.

Return to top

Build a successful website like we did...

How-to-pray-the-rosary-everyday.com is a non-commercial Catholic website that is run by lay volunteers and is kept on the web by generous donations and by our visitors patronizing our sponsors and those who advertise on our site. We always give our own beliefs, opinions and experiences and are in no way influenced regardless of the compensation we accept.