What Mysteries Of The Rosary Are Said At A Vigil Service

O Holy Mary, Mother of our Lord Jesus Christ, Queen of Heaven and Mistress of the World, you never abdicate or despise anyone; wait upon us with an eye of pity, and beg of your dear Son the pardon of all our sins; that we who now devoutly celebrate your Immaculate Conception may receive the advantage of eternal joy through the mercy of Jesus Christ, our Lord, Whom you, pure Virgin, did bring into the world, and Who, with the Father and the Holy Spirit in perfect Trinity, lives and reigns, one God, earth without finish.  Amen.

The Mysteries of the Rosary are as follows:

	J	The Blithesome Mysteries
			The Annunciation; The Visitation; The Birth of Jesus; The Presentation; The Finding in the Temple
			These are the Mysteries of Mary's Joy and Jesus' birth and babyhood.
	Fifty	The Luminous Mysteries (added October 16, 2002)
			The Baptism; The Wedding at Cana; The Declaration of the Kingdom of God; The Transfiguration; The Establishment of the Eucharist
			These are the Priestly Mysteries of Christ
	S	The Sorrowful Mysteries
			The Desperation in the Garden; The Scourging at the Pillar; The Crowning with Thorns; The Bearing of the Cross; The Crucifixion
			These are the Mysteries of Christ's suffering and death.
	G	The Glorious Mysteries
			The Resurrection; The Ascension; The Descent of the Holy Spirit; The Assumption; The Coronation
			These are the Mysteries of Christ'southward victory over death and Mary'south special place as the Holy Mother.

Normally you  pray the:

Joyful Mystery on Monday    and Thursday

Sorrowful Mystery on      Tuesday and Fri

Glorious Mystery on        Wednesday and Saturday

Sunday's Mystery depends on  the church'due south liturgical year as do some special days.

The Joyful Mysteries may be said on Sundays during the seasons of Advent and Christmas.

During the flavor of Lent, the Sorrowful Mysteries may be said on Sundays.

In that location are some days  (Epiphany, Ash Wednesday, Holy Week, Ascension, All Saints' Day, Christmas)  which practise not follow the day of the week'south mystery, only the 24-hour interval historic  mystery.

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January  Sundays and Special Days:

1 Friday Solemnity of Mary, Female parent of God, Blithesome Mysteries ;

six Wednesday, Epiphany    (coming of the Wise Men), Joyful Mysteries

3 Second Dominicus of Christmas, Joyful Mysteries;

ten Sunday, the Baptism of the Lord, Luminous Mysteries;

17, 24, 31 Sundays in Ordinary Time, Glorious Mysteries.

February  Sundays and Special Days:

2 Tuesday, The Presentation of the Lord, Joyful Mysteries

7 Sunday in Ordinary Time, Glorious Mysteries;

10  Ash Midweek, Sorrowful Mystery

17, 21, 28, Sundays in Lent, Sorrowful Mysteries

March Sundays  and Special Days:

six, 13, Sundays in Lent, Sorrowful Mysteries

twenty: Palm Sunday, Sorrowful Mysteries or the Chaplet of Divine Mercy

21-24: Holy Week, Sorrowful Mysteries or the Chaplet of Divine Mercy

The Tri-duum

24 Maundy Thursday, If desired, the Luminous Mysteries.

25 Good Friday,

Sorrowful Mysteries, Beads of Divine Mercy; The Seven Sorrows Chaplet (Servite Rosary, or the Stations of the Cantankerous.

27: Alleluia! He is Risen! Easter Sunday, Glorious Mysteries

Easter Week,27-02 Apr, Glorious Mysteries,  (Or the Franciscan Crown)

April  Sundays:

3 Divine Mercy Dominicus, the Chaplet of Divine Mercy

4 Monday The Declaration of our Lord, Blithesome Mysteries,

x, 17, 24, Sundays in Easter, Glorious Mysteries

May Sundays  and Special Days:

ane Dominicus in Easter, Glorious Mysteries;

five Th The Ascension of the Lord, Ascension 24-hour interval, Glorious Mysteries;

eight: Sunday in Easter, Glorious Mysteries  or Peace Beads if yous wish

eight-15 Grooming for Pentecost;

11:    Pentecost Sunday (Coming of the Holy Spirit), Glorious Mysteries;

22 Most Holy Trinity, Glorious Mysteries;

26 Thursday Corpus Christi, Luminous Mysteries

29 Oridinary Sunday Glorious Mysteries,

31 The Visitation of the  Blessed Virgin Mary, Joyful Mysteries

June  Sundays:

v, 12, 19, 26, Ordinary Time, Glorious Mysteries

July  Sundays:

3, 10, 17, 24, 31: Ordiinary Sundays, Glorious Mysteries

August  Sundays:

vi, Saturday Transfiguration of our Lord, Luminous Myteries, ;

7, xiv, Ordinary Sundays, Glorious Mysteries;

fifteen Monday, the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary, Glorious Mysteries;

21, 28; Ordinary Sundays, Glorious Mysteries;

September  Sundays:

4. eleven, 18, 25, 28; Ordinary Sundays, Glorious Mysteries;

October  Sundays:

2, ix, sixteen, 23: Ordinary Sundays, Glorious Mysteries;

Fri 7, Our Lady of the Rosary. Perhaps as a special treat, the Complete Rosary?

November  Sundays and Special Days:

1:Tuesday All Saints    Day, Glorious Mysteries;

ii Midweek, All Souls, Sorrowful Myteries or Glorious Mysteries, Praying for our own loved ones, and the Souls of all the true-blue departed.

vi, 13, 20 (Christ the King!) Ordinary Sundays, Glorious Mysteries;

27 Get-go Sunday of Advent, Sorrowful Mysteries;

December  Sundays and Special Days:

4, Lord's day in Advent, Joyful Mysteries for the Mystery of the Incarnation, or Sorrowful Mysteries for the Coming of the Day of the Lord,

Thursday 8 The Immaculate Formulation, Joyful or Glorious Mysteries,

14, 21: Sundays in Appearance, Joyful Mysteries for the Christ Child, Sorrowful for the Second Coming,

25: Thursday, The Nativity of our Lord, Joyful Mysteries

30; The Holy Family, Joyful Mysteries,

The rosary is a private devotion and Catholics are free to pray whatsoever of the 4 sets of mysteries (blithesome, luminous, sorrowful, glorious) on any twenty-four hours they wish. It is however customary that each day of the calendar week is devoted to one prepare of the mysteries. In John Paul II'due south apostolic letter Rosarium Virginis Mariae he describes the custom this way:

Mon: Joyful
Tuesday: Sorrowful
Wednesday: Glorious
Th: Luminous
Fri: Sorrowful
Sabbatum: Joyful
Sun: Glorious

According to this ordering of the weekly rosary, no provision is made for the change of the liturgical season; but, if you wish, yous are complimentary to gear up aside Sundays mysteries for the electric current liturgical season. If so, the Sunday order would appear this fashion:

Sundays of Advent and Christmas: Blithesome
Sundays of Lent and Holy Week: Sorrowful
Sundays of Ordinary Fourth dimension: Luminous
Sundays of Easter: Glorious

Information technology is still traditional to pray the Glorious mysteries everyday from Easter Dominicus until the following Sunday.

Source: Catholic Answers.com

Without the Luminous Mysteries

Appearance to Dominicus earlier Septuagesima: The Joyful Mysteries
Septuagesima to Palm Sun: The Sorrowful Mysteries
Easter to Sunday before Advent: The Glorious Mysteries

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At that place are huge numbers of regional traditions relating the rosary only the bones formula is always the same. One interesting variant notwithstanding is a German 1. In Germany the mystery being prayed is incorporated into every Hail Mary as follows. Take the standard Hail Mary and at the terminate of the line:

"bless�d are thou amongst women and bless�d is the fruit of thy womb Jesus"
("Du bist gebenedeit unter den Frauen und gebenedeit ist die Frucht Deines Leibes Jesu")

add together on what Jesus did in the Mystery you are praying.

e.1000. "bless�d are yard amongst women and bless�d is the fruit of thy womb Jesus, who rose from the dead."
("Du bist gebenedeit unter den Frauen und gebenedeit ist die Frucht Deines Leibes Jesu, der von den Toten auferstanden ist.")

This tradition is a particular favorite of Pope John Paul II's considering it underlines the emphasis of the Rosary on Jesus rather than on Mary.

 is like praying with the accompaniment of glorious music...

Source: https://www.ladychapel.oursanctuary.net/mysteries.html

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