The level of knowledge on this subject, he observed, was decidedly mixed. Stephen's School in Geneva, where she teaches. Of those 48 students, Brown said that only about one-third practice the rosary at least occasionally. That even that many do so is in part a tribute to Brown. She has taught the rosary in various Catholic schools for the past 20 years, and currently prays the rosary each school day with her fourth-grade class.
Children are more sincere, more innocent.
For Susan Osborne, her third-grade class with Brown marked the first time she had ever heard about the rosary. Since that time, the rosary has become an intricate part of Susan's faith life. She said that she values the rosary as a source of comfort. Teen-age life is a rough time. James Duchesne said he finds similar satisfaction in praying the rosary.