The Sodality of the Most Holy Rosary is a spiritual association made up of dedicated men and women who meet on a regular basis within their own parishes to recite the Rosary either in the church or in member's homes. The members of the Sodality strive to pray the fifteen mysteries of the Rosary during the course of each month with a minimum of one decade of the Rosary each day on a personal basis. A secondary group of individuals who cannot make a commitment to meet on a regular basis but wish to commit to a regularized prayer life with the rosary, as their time permits may participate in the Perpetual Rosary Society of the Sodality of the Most Holy Rosary . The regular schedule of the Holy Rosary at the local parish or member's homes or similar meeting places involves praying at least one Holy Rosary indicative of five mysteries at least once every two weeks with special schedules during religious seasons. Novenas are offered six times during the year at the Sodality Center with periodic retreats planned in conjunction with the seasons of the Church.
Individual participation is encouraged from all faiths.
Participation is not be restricted through any form of entrance process, review, payment or other formality. The Anglican Catholic Church Order of Saint Andrew For more information about us. What our heritage describes The idea of using beads to count prayers is ancient and rich with history. Ireland 800-900AD Historians trace the origin of the Rosary back to approximately ninth century Ireland commonly called the Celtic Rosary formed within the Community of Saint Columba. Today, as then, the 150 Psalms of the Bible, the Book of Psalms of King David, were an important form of prayer.