Chaplet of Saint Michael the Archangel

[Jacob21]

Hey everyone. Ive been really Blessed these last couple of weeks. Ive gotten to walk down to Church, spend time in prayer, as well as purchase some Religious items and have some of the Blessed. One of these items includes a Chaplet to Saint Michael the Archangel. It came with a set of instructions as to which prayers to say, but it does not say where I am to pray them. (As in which bead.) Ive been looking for a diagram to show me where, but I cant seem to locate one. If anyone could help me out I would appreciate it very much. Thank you and God Bless!
P.s. And I’m going to my first Eucharistic adoration on Sunday.
Jacob

 

[kind_bean]

It is so funny you asked about this! I used to say this prayer daily, then stopped for a few years and just this past week I started to say it again. I love this prayer.

According to the Pieta prayer book:

You begin by saying on the medal: O God, come to my assistance.
O Lord, make haste to help me.
Glory be…

Then one the first bead of the circle, begin with the first prayer (Seraphim) and an Our Father. The next three beads are 3 Hail Marys. Then starts the next prayer and so on. After the nine prayers are done, you should have completed the circle. Then you continue on to the tail of the chaplet (not sure what the correct word is) and on each remaining bead (there should be 4) you say an Our Father in honor of St Michal, St. Gabriel, St. Raphael, and your Guardian Angel.

Then you say the concluding prayers (O glorious Prince… and Almighty and Everlasting God…) and that is the end.

I hope that helps.

You can try this website:

www.marysprayersrosaries.com/stmichael.asp

 

[Conservative]

,According to the Pieta prayer book:

You begin by saying on the medal: O God, come to my assistance.
O Lord, make haste to help me.
Glory be…

,I hope that helps.

You can try this website:

www.marysprayersrosaries.com/stmichael.asp

Dear Bean -
I notice you referred to the Pieta book. I have one (perhaps a few) - some old and dog-earred. I used to order them regularly from the publisher in Michigan who, I believe, has since died. Is there still a way of getting these fantastic books? I haven’t used mine lately but so afraid if it gets lost - so much prayer info will be lost, too.
Many thanks - in advance.
God bless you.

 

[RichT]

Conservative, Check E-bay. There are a couple on there right now.

 

[Conservative]

Conservative, Check E-bay. There are a couple on there right now.

WOW ! That’s the only way?
What are publishing rights laws? If I could find a way - I’d re-publish this beautiful item…It’s amazing through the years how many times I see people pull these booklets out - also used and dogearred. I used to keep a large supply on hand - and reorder to hand out to people.

I’m going to research this one - the thought of losing such treasures - and having to hope for an E-bay availability - is reminiscent of trying to find pre-Vatican II St. Joseph Daily Missals. (yes, I know they’re sold - but for a PRI$E).
Thanks, and God Bless you, Rich

 

[Conservative]

Conservative, Check E-bay. There are a couple on there right now.

Rich - and Everyone interested in Pieta prayer book -
I found it ! I was afraid to post this in a thread header since it might look like an advertisement. But I put “Pieta prayer book” in my Google search engine - and a number of results came up - Well-priced, and it’s still available - Praise God and Our Lady.
Pull out your checkbooks !

 

[CarolAnnSFO]

Rich - and Everyone interested in Pieta prayer book -
I found it ! I was afraid to post this in a thread header since it might look like an advertisement. But I put “Pieta prayer book” in my Google search engine - and a number of results came up - Well-priced, and it’s still available - Praise God and Our Lady.
Pull out your checkbooks !

It’s definitely available! My church’s bookstore sells the Pieta Prayer Book. I have also found it in mail order/online stores. You can get the regular one, a full-color version, large type, or Spanish language.

EWTN page on the St. Michael Chaplet