Monday, October 26, 2009

The Rosary..........October 26





"The word 'Rosary' means 'Crown of Roses,'
that is to say
that every time someone says the
Rosary devoutly,
they place a crown of one hundred fifty-three
red roses and sixteen white roses
upon the heads of Jesus and Mary.
Being heavenly roses they will never fade or lose their exquisite beauty."

Saint Louis Marie de Montfort

7 comments:

saintos said...

I am reading the author's famour book on the Rosary right now and it is a treasure.

saintos said...

famous - I mean't to type famous. :)

Michele said...

the card is so delicate and the verse so beautiful. St. Louis Marie de Montfort is one of the patron Saints of The Legion of Mary. If you are saying 15- 20 decades a week you should go online and join the Dominicans in the Confraternity of the Rosary - so many more prayers and rosaries are being said on our behalf.
Michele

Anonymous said...

What an exquisite and unual card; so fine.

If you want to join in the worldwide recitation of the Holy Rosary with Father Dave live, please go to www.comepraythe rosary.org. The site also offers wonderful views of the Holy Land!

Ceci

Anonymous said...

I mean unusual - excuse the spelling.

Ceci

Anonymous said...

Micki,

I know I say this all of the time, but I can't help it...Beautiful card and quote! I so enjoy reading your concise, thoughtful meditations and seeing the wonderful cards you post. It is definitely a lift each day.

Thanks and God bless,
Stephanie

Micki said...

Saintos - Maybe you can share some thoughts in a future comment? Thanks.

Michele - What a wonderful suggestion. It is always a beautiful goal to join others in prayer. Thank you.

Ceci - Another wonderful suggestion. I have such great commenters...thank you for your added suggestions.

Stephanie - And I always want to say how good it is for me to give all the praise back to Him who allows these artists, writers, and folks like us to continue to honor our Lord and His Holy Family this way. Thank you, we are never to stop praising Him.