By drawing near to our Eucharistic Jesus, in union with Mary, we are humbly acknowledging that we can’t fix things. We need Him. He will not disappoint us. He knows our needs and the needs of all souls throughout the world.
Glyndon, MD
Sacred Heart Church in Glyndon, MD, held its first Rosary Congress October 7-11, 2019. Since we were late in beginning our planning, our new pastor Fr. Jerry Francik suggested a shorter schedule consisting of 5 days of Eucharistic Adoration with the rosary on the hour from 10 am – 7 pm concluding with Benediction daily. …
Light in the Darkness
From Carol Scherer People in the Diocese of Pittsburgh who had the privilege of participating in the 2019 Rosary Congress were so grateful for the opportunity! After holding traveling congresses the last two years, we were able to pray all week at one location — St. Stanislaus Kostka Church. This church holds special significance. Ten …
A Beautiful Gift for Our Lady
Here in San Antonio, TX, the Rosary Congress was a great call to rally the troops to prayer. Thank you for sponsoring this effort. I’d like to see next year every church in our diocese participating in the Rosary Congress even if they can only say 1 rosary. The traveling rosary was a great way …
Music for Monday Evening’s Mass and Procession
Worship music during the Diocesan Rosary Congress in Steubenville, Ohio was a true blessing. Several different music ministries and musicians shared their talents during the week. The choir for Monday evening’s Mass and Marian Procession were members of the Daughters of Holy Mary of the Heart of Jesus in Steubenville, and were directed by Michelle …