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Fourth Glorious Mystery: The Assumption

Rev 12; Luke 1:46-49; Judith 15:9-10

The Assumption – The Apostles go to the tomb where they had laid the body of the mother of God. They find that the angels had borne their Queen to heaven.

Resolution – I desire the grace of a holy death. I will praise Mary through the Rosary.

Thanks – Thank you, Father, for showing us your perfect example of promises kept – Mary.

? What do you think of when you review this mystery?

… Mary being united with her Divine Son   … Mary as the only one preserved from original sin and its consequence, death   … Mary is already sharing in the glory of her Son’s Resurrection, joined to the source of life, anticipating the resurrection of all.

After reviewing the Resolution and Thanks statements and the meditations, can you think of additional ones?

Fifth Glorious Mystery: The Crowning of Mary

Rev 12:1

The Crowning of Mary – The Mother of God, to the joy of all the angels and saints, is crowned Queen of Heaven by her divine Son.

Resolution – I desire a greater love for the Blessed Virgin Mary. I will love Mary as my Queen and Mother.

Thanks – Thank you, Mary, for providing us with your glorious example.

? What do you think of when you review this mystery?

… Mary’s role in her Son’s life   … Mary’s role in God’s plan for the world   … Mary has always asked that we look to Jesus

After reviewing the Resolution and Thanks statements and the meditations, can you think of additional ones?

First Sorrowful Mystery: The Agony in the Garden

Matthew 26:36-44; Matthew 3:16-17

The Agony in the Garden – Jesus prays in the Garden of Olives. The thought of His coming sufferings and of our sins causes him to sweat blood.

Resolution – I desire true repentance for my sins. I desire a deeper understanding of these mysteries that I may better imitate Christ. My Jesus, I will pray with all my heart.

Thanks – Thank you, God, for the trials that bring me to my knees in prayer as they bring me closer to you.

? What do you think of when you review this mystery?

… Jesus praying while the apostles slept – thinking about his coming sufferings and our sins   … have I prayed that this cup be passed, that I not be tested?   …think about obedience to God   … as it was in the beginning   … pray “Thy will be done.”

After reviewing the Resolution and Thanks statements and the meditations, can you think of additional ones?

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Hi, my name is Lisa and I'm passionate about helping others learn to love the rosary.

I prayed the Rosary for years, as if a child. I only grasped what it was meant to do when I came across an old booklet, probably from the 1950’s, that connected the bible passages to my life with resolutions.

I'd love to get a thorough description of what the Rosary really is to each of you.