Mysteries of the Holy Rosary: The Life of Jesus and Mary, (Hardcover)

Walk in Faith and Pray the Rosary!

Teach your child The Mysteries of The Holy Rosary while experiencing the life of Jesus through the eyes of Mary! The Mysteries of The Holy Rosary takes you through the twenty mysteries: Joyful, Luminous, Sorrowful, and Glorious, with 60 pages of vibrant illustrations by artist Yorris Handoko.

This is a powerful guide and prayer which allows you to reflect on the life of Jesus and Mary. There is a wonderful guide at the beginning of the book that teaches you the prayers and how and when to say them. Every day of the week has a set of mysteries we can pray:

The Joyful Mysteries: (Monday, Saturday, and Sundays of Advent and Christmas)
1)The Annunciation
2) The Visitation
3) The Birth of Jesus
4) The Presentation at the Temple
5) The Finding of Jesus in the Temple

The Luminous Mysteries: (Thursday)
1) The Baptism of Jesus
2) The Wedding Feast at Cana
3) The Proclamation of the Kingdom
4) The Transfiguration
5) The Institution of the Eucharist

The Sorrowful Mysteries: (Tuesday, Friday, and Sundays during Lent)
1) The Agony in the Garden
2) The Scourging at the Pillar
3) The Crowning with Thorns
4) The Carrying of the Cross
5) The Crucifixion

The Glorious Mysteries: (Wednesday and Sunday)
1) The Resurrection of Jesus
2) The Ascension of Jesus into Heaven
3) The Descent of the Holy Spirit
4) The Assumption of Mary into Heaven
5) The Coronation of Mary

Written for ages 3 to 12 and beyond, The Mysteries of The Holy Rosary is great to pray with young or old or anyone new to the Holy Rosary that wants to learn! The book makes a wonderful gift for communion, baptism, Christmas, and more!

"Mysteries of the Holy Rosary, The Life of Jesus and Mary invites children to enter the life of Jesus through Mary as they pray the Rosary. The beautiful and engaging artwork and simple reflections lead the children through the mysteries and encourage think about understand better the mysteries they are praying. It is a wonderful guide to this great and powerful prayer."

-Timothy Cardinal DolanArchbishop of New York