Children's Rosary

The Children's Rosary® is a prayer group movement that was begun out of love for Our Lady and Her Son. Jesus tells us "Truly, I say to you unless you turn and become like children you will never enter the Kingdom of Heaven" (Matthew 18:3). The Children's Rosary is an effort to begin in parishes rosary prayer groups composed of children and led by children. Through prayer of the Rosary Our Lady will guide our young people while at the same time sanctify families and Parishes.

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Saturday, June 25, 2022

Papal Mass for the WMOF Rome 2022

Dear Friends,

We just returned from the Papal Mass tonight in St. Peter's Square for the World Meeting of Families. Our whole Children's Rosary delegation attended, which included five of us.

As we had attended the meeting as delegates, we were allowed to be very close to the Holy Father during the Mass.

Please know that in a special way I included all of you who are part of the Children's Rosary in my prayers. As the Holy Father was moving through the Square prior to the Mass, tears began to come and I felt a tremendous amount of grace. This being the Feast of the Immaculate Heart, it was a special day to celebrate Mass at the seat of the Church and with priests, religious, and the faithful from around the world.

The sentiment that kept welling up in my heart was an appreciation for the beauty of our Church. Not the physical structure but the living Church and the beauty of our liturgy, which is a tender gift from Our Lord. At the conclusion of the Mass, it was announced that the next meeting will be in 2028. However, in 2025, a "Jubilee of Families" will take place in Rome. We look forward to returning to this city in three years. It has been a grace filled three weeks. Thank you all who have prayed for us. We look forward to Sunday Mass tomorrow at St. Peter's Square and the Angelus.

God Bless You.

Your Friend in Christ,

Blythe

Saturday, May 22, 2021

Children's Rosary Receives Papal Blessing

We are excited to share that the Children's Rosary has received a Papal blessing from Pope Francis. This was conveyed in honor of our ten year Anniversary.

Monday, August 27, 2018

Papal Mass in Dublin

Yesterday we attended the Papal Mass in Dublin. There was one experience during the Mass that I wanted to humbly share with you. It was during communion.

As communion time approached a line of priests began to come from the altar. They passed by us two by two. They each held a ciborium with the Blessed Sacrament. My heart ached to see such a sight. It was an experience of seeing the Good Shepherd - Our Lord feeding His Sheep. Those in attendance were more then 300,000 all waiting to receive Our Lord. My son took a picture of the screen which showed the sea of people and one thin line of priests going out. As we could see the line of priests on the screen we also could see more priests continuing to pass us from the altar. It was an incredible sight to behold. Please know that you were with us. In a special way I prayed for you during the Mass. I prayed for all the members of the Children's Rosary and all who help the Children's Rosary.

Sunday, August 26, 2018

An Evening with the Pope in Dublin

Last night we were able to attend the Festival of Families in Dublin. Pope Francis attended. The evening was held in Croke Park stadium. We arrived at the stadium at 3:15. The Pope arrived after 6PM. He entered in his Pope vehicle and made several circles through the crowds.

We were high in the stands and had a fantastic view.

Before the Pope arrived there was a procession of people with flags from different countries throughout the world.

The first performance was a tremendous RiverDance. Children made a circle around the crowds and as the song concluded they stood and began to dance together with those on the stage. It was fantastic!
We made some lovely friends in the stands as we waited several hours for the evening to begin. Several Franciscan friars were there and Capuchin friars. We are leaving in just minutes to go to the Papal Mass. We will keep you all in prayer.

Tuesday, November 24, 2015

Children's Rosary in Nairobi Welcomes Pope Francis with Their Prayers

Children's Rosary at Assumption Parish Nairobi

Shortly after Pope Francis' visit to the United States an email came from one of our Children's Rosary groups in Nairobi. The group leader shared that the children in her group at Bl. Mother Teresa of Calcutta Parish in Nairobi, Kenya were preparing for Pope Francis' visit to Nairobi. This was the first I had heard of Our Holy Father's Visit to Africa as little was being reported about it. Yet the people in Kenya had received the news and the little hearts of the children were dancing.

The group leader shared that the children were preparing something special for Pope Francis and were waiting to hear if they had been selected to personally welcome him. Weeks went by as the children waited and continued their preparations. Finally the word came that they were not selected to meet the Holy Father as he would be visiting some children in the Kangemi slum. The children although disappointed were very happy for the children in Kangemi.

Children's Rosary in Kibera Slum

Thinking about the many children in the Children's Rosary groups in Nairobi both the children at Bl. Mother Teresa of Calcutta parish but also the children at Holy Trinity Parish, Assumption Parish and the children who meet in the Kibera Slum a wonderful little thought came. It was a gentle, joyful thought. The little children in these groups throughout Nairobi have been praying and meeting in their little Children's Rosary prayer groups for a coupe of years. They have been praying for Our Holy Father.

It is beautiful to see that after so many prayers from these little ones that they would be graced by a visit of Our Holy Father to their city. To have the Holy Father come and bless your homeland is a special grace indeed. These children after so many times coming together with Rosaries in hand on their knees will have Our Holy Father visiting in less than 24 hours!

While the children will not be welcoming Pope Francis in person their prayers welcome him.

Other Posts You May Enjoy:
How to Start a Children's Rosary
Children's Rosary Theme Song Video
We Took You with Us to the Papal Mass

Sunday, October 4, 2015

We Took You With Us to the Papal Mass

Today concludes the stories and reflections from our trip to the World Meeting of Families and Papal visit in Philadelphia.This week we have been sharing little stories from our days at the meetings where we represented the Children's Rosary. Nine children helped answer questions and provide information at our Children's Rosary booth at the World Meeting of Families.

I have also shared in the past that as founder of the Children's Rosary, I rarely travel due to a genetic disability with my joints. Even slight bumps can cause joint dislocations due to a defect in my collagen. Crowds are extremely dangerous for me and as I need assistance for most thinks I tend to stay close to home. Yet when the location of the 2015 World Meeting of families was released and it was less than four hours from our home by car I took such an opportunity to prayer. In finding courage welling in my heart we took the leap and decided to go. Many times I humbly asked for your prayers and also humbly asked Our Blessed Mother to be the Travel Agent for our Children's Rosary team that was going.

Taking this week to reflect on all that happened I can see that each detail was carefully put in place. No severe injuries took place and despite large crowds on the final day for the outside Papal Mass we were all safe.

There was a feeling early on in the day Sunday that we should retreat to a more backward position and let others go more forward of us. We found a shady place under a tree along the parkway. We were told many times that being outside the center area we might not receive communion during Mass. Yet there was a peaceful feeling over toward the side and further back and a confidence we would be provided for in all ways. For most the day the flux of people was steady but not overwhelming. Most people were all going forward of us and we were safely positioned off to the side in the shade. Yet about two hours before the Mass the crowd got thicker and the sidewalk in front of us started to get filled in with chairs of people lining the parkway. As the walkway disappeared pilgrims began stepping over and around us on the grass. One of my sons who had fallen asleep on the ground narrowly missed some rapid feet that passed over his head but still we were all unharmed. Then the sound of sirens began and people jumped to their feet. The mass of people moved toward the fence lining the parkway. Pope Francis was coming. We looked to the jumbotrons to see what was happening. We could see him moving through the parkway periodically stopping to hold and kiss a child.

Knotted Grotto

Then the open car stopped in front of the Basilica. Pope Francis emerged. He was going to the Knotted Grotto where intentions had been placed in honor of his visit. A place that we had visited and tied an intention for all the members of the Children's Rosary and all the intentions of the members of the Children's Rosary. To see Pope Francis go into the grotto presumably to pray and bless all the thousands of intentions tied in the spirit of Our Lady Undoer of Knots, moved my heart deeply. Moments later Pope Francis was once again moving briskly down the parkway.

As he drove by our area my too sons were balancing on chairs holding on to a tree hoping to catch a glimpse. I was further back with maybe one of the best views as it turned out. As the Pope moved by the crowd turned and began to run with him. This was the first time I became scared and the kids ran to protect me. As he moved further away things became more calm again. Mass followed. In the middle of Mass a feeling took hold of my heart. A deep desire to receive the Blessed Sacrament. The thought kept gnawing at my heart that with so many people how could we receive communion so far back and way off to the side. Yet I pushed these thoughts quickly away and began to again pray with all my heart. A man came up to us and told us that his group had to leave to catch a plane and they would be vacating their first row position along the parkway and did we want to move into their place. We quietly filed into their place as they left. This was shortly before communion time. Again I found myself deep in prayer asking for communion. Thinking of the multiplication of the loaves and the fishes. Holding on with complete confidence that indeed there would be plenty and actually an abundance. I prayed with the confidence of a child in her heavenly Father.

When I opened my eyes there were individuals walking down the clear parkway with escorts holding umbrellas with the Papal flag. The individuals were priests and deacons carrying the Blessed Sacrament. One man walked right where we were standing. He began giving out communion. I may have been the 10th person to receive communion faster than most Sunday Masses back home. All the people around us including our group were able to receive communion in a very peaceful way. Having received the Blessed Sacrament I went back to the area we originally had occupied. Unable to kneel with my joint problems I prayed sitting on the folding chair we had brought. It was at this time that I began to beg and plead with Our Lord for grace reminding Him that this was the World Meeting of Families and we were all there with Our Holy Father. I was like a beggar not relenting in my prayers for all the families of the Children's Rosary. Asking and pleading for grace to be poured into them. Normally I do not like to share pictures of myself but one of my family members snapped a picture during this time in prayer. I am including it as it represents the place where all of you were at the Papal Mass. You were all in my heart. I was praying for each one of you and your families.

Again I thank you for all of your prayers. Each part of the week beautifully unfolded and throughout which you all were remembered in prayer.

If you missed some of the other posts from this week which chronicled the visit to the World Meeting of Families links are included below:
Knotted Grotto in Honor of Pope Francis' Visit
Rainbow At the Papal Mass
"What About You?"
Nothing is Impossible With God

Wednesday, September 30, 2015

What About You?

Marianne age 6, a member of the
Children's Rosary at the WMOF

This past week members of the Children's Rosary attended the World Meeting of Families (WMOF) in Philadelphia. Nine children made the trip. In between the beautiful Masses and our visits to Adoration the children helped answer questions at our Children's Rosary booth and circulated around the convention center handing out Children's Rosary bookmarks and telling people about the Children's Rosary prayer group movement. Little Marianne, only 6 years old, seemed to be one of the most enthusiastic of the children. She had a big smile across her face as she went around with her older siblings handing out bookmarks. In thinking about the words Pope Francis repeated over and over again during the Saturday Papal Mass at the Cathedral Basilica of Sts Peter and Paul, "What about you? What are you going to do?", I could not help but think of the children. Pope Francis was repeating the words Pope Leo XIII had spoken to the young Katharine Drexel at their meeting. These words changed her life.

On Saturday the Holy Father was addressing both religious and laity and their role in the Church. The Holy Father went on to say:

"First, those words-"What about you?"- were addressed to a young person, a young women with high ideals, and they changed her life. They made her think of the immense work that had to be done, and to realize that she was being called to do her part. How many young people in our parishes and schools have the same high ideals, generosity of spirit, and love for Christ and the Church! Do we challenge them? Do we make space for them and help them to do their part? To find ways of sharing their enthusiasm and gifts with our communities, above all in works of mercy and concern for others? Do we share our own joy and enthusiasm in serving the Lord?" In thinking about these words I couldn't help but think of these words falling on the hearts of these children. In so many ways their hearts are open to such a call. They have joy and a readiness to share their love of Our Lord. Seeing the children praying and also inviting other children to participate in the Children's Rosary, one can see the important role these little ones have in the future of Our Church. So often we marveled how receptive people were to hear about the Children's Rosary as the invitation came from a tiny person. I thought also of the members of the Children's Rosary both in the United States and also in far areas such as Pakistan where the children pray together both in the Church but also out with the poor and sick. The children blossom when give such an opportunity to come together to pray and give glory to God.

It would also seem that the Lord smiles upon these little ones helping Him in the field. Little Marianne was so delighted to meet a "Swiss Guard" in costume as she was walking around sharing information about the Children's Rosary. Such small gifts mean so much to the children and it would seem Our Lord was very generous with them.

Our Holy Father asked us to "make space" for the young to do their part. The Children's Rosary honors this request and seeks to give our children such support in their prayer lives and also a means to make a difference in the Church Universal.

It is my humble hope that many will see this challenge from Our Holy Father as an invitation to help our young people and support them in their prayer lives.

For more information about beginning a Children's Rosary in your parish click HERE.

Other posts you may enjoy:
Children's Rosary Book
Children's Rosary CD
Going Out to Pray with the Poor

Friday, September 25, 2015

Knotted Grotto in Honor of Pope Francis' Visit

Blessings from Philadelphia and the World Meeting of Families!! As you may have read in earlier posts 9 children and 4 adults are here representing the Children's Rosary. The children have been helping to run an informational booth about the Children's Rosary at the World Meeting of Families. In between our time at the booth we have been visiting the Adoration Chapel at the Cathedral Basilica of Sts. Peter and Paul. They have had perpetual Adoration all week beginning last Sunday evening.

As one enters the Basilica Chapel for Adoration, one passes through a most beautiful Knotted Grotto inspired by the painting of Mary Undoer of Knots. As a special gift to Pope Francis who will celebrate Mass at this Basilica tomorrow morning, thousands of intentions have been woven into this grotto. Each intention knotted together. Many of those that wrote the initial intentions were children and the homeless from the area. These intentions were joined by many added by pilgrims visiting from around the world. Thousands if not millions of people have flooded into Philadelphia for this historic week.

It is breathtaking to see this Grotto with so many intentions from people traveling here from around the world and also those who call this city home.

Dear friends, please know we prayed for you all in Adoration and included you in this Knotted Grotto. Asher is holding a ribbon which reads: for the intentions of the members of the Children's Rosary. Another ribbon that was tied on read: for all the members of the Children's Rosary. A third ribbon which was added to the Knotted Grotto was for the intentions of Our Blessed Mother.

Having attended Mass this week at the Cathedral it was beautiful to hear that during Mass the intentions placed in this Grotto were being lifted up in prayer. There is a hope that tomorrow Our Holy Father will walk through this Grotto as he enters the Cathedral and pray for these intentions.

Thank you for all of your prayers and please know we are praying very hard for you here.

Other posts you may enjoy
Welcome Video to Pope Francis from the Children's Rosary
How to Start a Children's Rosary
Tears of Joy

Thursday, May 21, 2015

"With These Beads We are Building a World of Peace and Love"

This is one of the phrases in our Children's Rosary theme song: Rosary Children. Indeed it so beautifully describes how members of the Children's Rosary around the world are helping to build a new world- one full of peace and love. They are not doing it forcefully but rather gently through the prayer of the Rosary. Yet to use the word gentle does not mean that their efforts are any less affective.

To see pictures of children from around the world praying one begins to see the beauty that lays before us. The following line in the song Rosary Children goes on to say:
"In the heart of Mary joy is all we carry".

Indeed children bring joy. From the tiniest little one looking up at you to your own child kneeling in prayer. A joy comes from seeing children. They are authentic. Even Pope Francis describes in his general audience on March 18th 2015, "children smile spontaneously and cry spontaneously. It always depends on the heart."
As we approach Pentecost news seems to be coming from all around the world. New Children's Rosary groups sprouting in all corners of the globe. Children's Rosary materials are being translated into more and more languages so no child is excluded. Last night news comes that work is underway to complete a braille translation of our Children's Rosary book and already there is a blind women in need of these materials. She would like to begin a Children's Rosary prayer group in her parish.

Whether we have physical sight or not there is an appreciation for the beauty that bringing our children together in prayer creates. To speak last night with this lovely women who felt so strongly of the importance of bringing our children together in prayer in this way. She has never seen the pictures of the children kneeling in prayer as she is blind but in her heart she speaks of the beauty. She did not see her inability to see as a barrier to beginning a group, instead she spoke of all she could do and the excitement to reach out to her pastor and share news of the Children's Rosary.

More and more people are reaching out from towns and cities in distant places.
Universally there is a thirst for the joy of children. Their is an appreciation of how important these prayer groups are in the lives of the children and the Church Universal. To have children kneeling in prayer draws down a river of grace that flows not only into the hearts of the children but also continues on into their families, parishes, and towns. As more children are finding this support in their prayer lives and growing in the love of Our Lord more and more rivers are created. They continue until they find other rivers and the current becomes stronger. This river that is now moving swiftly carries the voices of children praying and is creating a ripple of hope and joy moving outward. To see our future, the children, coming together in prayer in all these sometimes tiny little Children's Rosary prayer groups one begins to see the springtime ahead of us.
Thank you all and God Bless.

Other Posts You May Enjoy:
How to Begin a Children's Rosary
Children's Rosary CD with theme song Rosary Children
Children's Rosary Book

Sunday, March 1, 2015

Jesus Make Us Holy

Children's Rosary at Immaculate Conception Church
North Delta, British Columbia, Canada
Photo taken on the Feast of the Immaculate Conception

Do we want to be holy? Indeed it is a decision we make to ask for the graces to become holy. We have to give Our Lord our yes as each of us is given free will. If we wonder if Our Lord intended each one of us to be holy we have only to remember Our Lord's words: "Be perfect just as My Heavenly Father is perfect"(MT 5:48). The Catechism of the Catholic Church also states "All are called to holiness."(Catechism #2013)

Pope Francis, also encourages us "Do not be afraid of holiness, do not be afraid to aim high, to let yourself be loved and purified by God, do not be afraid to let yourself be guided by the Holy Spirit."

Today in the gospel we heard of the transfiguration "And He was transformed before them, and his clothes became dazzling white, such as no fuller on earth could bleach them"(Mark 9:3).

Indeed let us ask Our Lord to make us holy. Please know that your prayers are joined by the many children who are members of the Children's Rosary. We pray in a special way for holiness. We stumble along but through the prayers of so many and the generosity of Our Lord we are assisted. The road is not easy. As Our Lord knows us so well, He probes us and tests us just as Abraham was tested in the readings today. But this is done with love. The Children's Rosary and its members are no stranger to suffering but we also have received so much grace and love that it is difficult to contemplate a different road. Where else would we go but towards the loving embrace of God.

We have many Children's Rosary groups meeting this week. Please consider joining them in prayer from your home. The children always pray for those unifying prayers with them.

Friday March 27th
Children's Rosasry at St. Mary's School in Orange TX 7:05 AM CT
Children's Rosary at St. Mary's School in Pontiac IL at 9AM CT
Children's Rosary at St. Augustine Church in Iba Estate Lagos, Nigeria 1PM ET
Saturday March 28th
Children's Rosary of St. Michael the Archangel Parish and held in the Kibera slum in Langatta Nairobi Kenya 10 local time
Children's Rosary at St. Michael's Church in Garden City, South Carolina at 10:30 AM ETChildren's Rosary at St. Mary's Church in Corvallis, Oregon 12 PM PT
Children's Rosary at St. Augustine Church in Iba Estate Lagos, Nigeria 1PM ET
Children's Rosary at the Daughters of Charity Convent in Bridgeport CT 2:30 PM ET
Sunday March 1st
Children's Rosary at Our Lady and St. Patrick's Church in Nottingham, England 9AM local time (4AM ET)
Children's Rosary at Bl. Mother Teresa of Calcutta Parish in Nairobi, Kenya 6 AM ET
Children's Rosary at St. Luke's Church in Ogallala, Nebraska at 8:30 AM ET
Children's Rosary at St. Thomas Church in Thomaston, CT 11AM ET
Children's Rosary at Holy Trinity Church in Harlan, Kentucky 11:30 AM
Children's Rosary at St. Augustine Church in Iba Estate Lago Nigeria 1PM ET
Children's Rosary at St. Bernard Church in Mount Lebanon, Pennsylvania at 2PM ET
Children's Rosary at St. Anthony Church in Lorain, Ohio 3PM ET in front of the Blessed Sacrament.
Children's Rosary at St. Joachim Parish in Madera, California 5:30 PM ET
Children's Rosary at Assumption Church in Umoja, Kenya 2PM local time
Children's Rosary at Immaculate Conception Church North Delta, British Columbia 6PM ET
Monday March 2nd
Children's Rosary at Our Lady of Grace Home for Children in Meru, Kenya at 10 AM ET
Children's Rosary at Holy Trinity Academy in Shenandoah, PA 12:20 PM ET
Children's Rosary at St. Augustine Church in Iba Estate Lagos Nigeria 1PM ET
Children's Rosary at Holy Family Church in Gladstone Michigan 4:30PM ET
Children's Rosary at St. John the Evangelist Church in Mahopac, New York 4:30 PM ET
Children's Rosary at Rose of Mystica House in Edmeston, NY 4:30 PM ET
Tuesday March 3rd
Children's Rosary at St. Augustine Church in Iba Estate, Lagos Nigeria 1PM ET

Children's Rosary at Holy Redeemer Parish in Menominee, Michigan 6PM EST

Children's Rosary at St. Teresa Benedicta of the Cross in Lawrenceberg, Indiana 6:30 PM ET

Wednesday March 4th

Children's Rosary at St. Augustine Church in Iba Estate Lagos, Nigeria 1PM ET

Children's Rosary at St. Martin de Porres Church in Jensen Beach Florida. The Rosary will be held in their Adoration Chapel at 6:15 PM ET (FIRST MEETING)

Thursday February 5th
Children's Rosary at St. Augustine Church in Iba Estate, Lagos Nigeria 1PM ET
The Children's Rosary at St. Martin Church in Kingsville, Texas will meet at 6:30 PM

Friday, January 2, 2015

"No One is Excluded from the Joy Brought by the Lord" -Pope Francis

At the close of 2014 there is much to be thankful for. This year has brought many new Children's Rosary groups sprinkled across the globe. Each one a special gift from Our Lord. There is also celebration of groups that are now reaching their one and two year anniversaries and some even longer. There has been the taste of pure joy and the reality of great suffering. Pope Francis says it well in his Apostolic Exhortion Evangell Gaudium “No one is excluded from the joy brought by the Lord. The Lord does not disappoint those who take this risk; whenever we take a step towards Jesus, we come to realize that He is already there, waiting for us with open arms."

We should not be afraid of our weaknesses and doubt when we are trying to help Him. It is not always easy to take a chance such as starting a Children's Rosary prayer group or continuing a group when many challenges arrise. Yet Pope Francis reminds us to have confidence in the Lord and realize that when we are weak and dependent on the Lord this is when He can work most perfectly. Much like a child who depends entirely on his or her parents. Pope Francis goes on to say, "Nobody can go off to battle without confidence, we have already lost half the battle and we bury our talents. While painfully aware of our own frailties, we have to march on without giving in, keeping in mind what the Lord said to Saint Paul: "My grace is sufficient for you, for my power is made perfect in weakness" (2Cor 12:9).

Over the next week we are blessed to have many Children's Rosary groups meeting. These groups cover each one of us in a blanket of prayers.

FridayJanuary 2nd (First Friday)
Children's Rosary at St. Mary's School in Orange, TX 7:05 AM CT

Children's Rosary at St. Paul's School in Odell, IL 8:35 AM CT

Children's Rosary at St. Mary's School in Pontiac, IL at 9AM CT

Children's Rosary at St. Stephen Church in Lilburn, GA 9AM CT

Children's Rosary at St. Augustine Church in Iba Estate Lagos, Nigeria 1PM ET

Children's Rosary at St. Joseph Parish in Adrian, Michigan 5PM ET

Saturday January 3rd (First Satruday)
Children's Rosary at St. Mary's Church in Corvallis, Oregon to meet at 9AM Pacific time
Children's Rosary at St. Agnes Church in Naples, Florida to meet at 9:30 AM ET
Children's Rosary at Blessed Sacrament Church in Walpole, MA 9:30 AM ET
Children's Rosary to meet at Our Lady of LaSalette Parish in Sulphur, Louisiana to meet at 9:30 AM CT
Children's Rosary of St. Michael the Archangel Parish and held in Kibera Slum in Langatta Nairobi, Kenya to meet at 10AM local time.
Children's Rosary at St. Peter the Apostle Church in Rushden, Northants England 3PM GMT or 10 AM ET
Children's Rosary at Sacred Heart Church in East Berlin, CT to meet at 10AM ET

Children's Rosary at St. Bridget Church in Cheshire CT 12:30 PM ET

Children's Rosary at St. Augustine Church in Iba Estate Lago Nigeria 1PM ET

Children's Rosary at Sacred Heart Church in Middleboro MA 2PM ET
Children's Rosary at the Daughter's of Charity in Bridgeport, CT 2:30 PM ET

Children's Rosary at St. Thomas Becket Church in Cheshire CT 3PM ET

Children's Rosary at St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Parish Shriub Oak 4:45 PM ET

Children's Rosary at Our Lady of Fatima Parish in Hartford CT 5PM ET

Children's Rosary at St. Luke Parish in Ogallala Nebraska 4:30 PM CT

Children's Rosary at St. Edward the Confessor Church in Richmond Virginia 4PM

Sunday January 4th
Children's Rosary at Our Lady and St. Patrick's Church in Nottingham, England 9AM local time (4AM ET)
Children's Rosary at St. Luke's Church in Ogallala, Nebraska at 8:30 AM ET
Children's Rosary at St. Thomas Church in Thomaston, CT 11AM ET
Children's Rosary at Holy Trinity Church in Harlan Kentucky 11:30 AM
Children's Rosary at St. Augustine Church in Iba Estate Lago Nigeria 1PM ET
Children's Rosary at St. Bernard Church in Mount Lebanon, Pennsylvania at 2PM ET
Children's Rosary at the Daughter's of Charity in Bridgeport, CT 2:30 PM ETChildren's Rosary at St. Anthony Church in Lorain, Ohio 3PM ET in front of the Blessed Sacrament.
Children's Rosary at St. Joachim Parish in Madera, California 5:30 PM ET
Children's Rosary at Assumption Church in Umoja, Kenya 2PM local time
Children's Rosary at Immaculate Conception Church North Delta, British Columbia 6PM ET
Monday January 5th
Children's Rosary at Our Lady of Grace Home for Children in Meru, Kenya 10AM ET
Children's Rosary at Holy Trinity Academy in Shenandoah, PA 12:20 PM ET
Children's Rosary at St. Augustine Church in Iba Estate Lago Nigeria 1PM ET
Children's Rosary at Holy Family Church in Gladstone Michigan 4:30PM ET
Children's Rosary of St. John the Evangelist Church in Mahopac, New York 4:30 PM ET

Tuesday January 6th

Children's Rosary at St. Augustine Church in Iba Estate, Lagos Nigeria 1PM ET
Children's Rosary at Holy Redeemer Parish in Menominee, Michigan 6PM ET
Wednesday January 7th
Children's Rosary at St. Augustine Church in Iba Estate Lagos Nigeria 1PM
Thursday January 8th
Children's Rosary at St. Augustine Church in Iba Estate, Lagos Nigeria 1PM ET
The Children's Rosary at the Immaculate Heart of Mary Church in Brentwood, California will meet at 6:30 PM ET in front of the Blessed Sacrament.
The Children's Rosary at St. Martin Church in Kingsville, Texas will meet at 6:30 PM