Was going to say the Divine Mercy chaplet. And then I finished reading your post.

Here are some other prayers that can be said on a regular set of rosary beads:
The Chaplet of the Immaculate Heart of Mary:
The Sign of the Cross is made five times in veneration of the Saviorās five Holy Wounds.
On the large beads is said: Sorrowful and Immaculate Heart of Mary, Pray for those who seek refuge in you.
On the small beads is said: Holy Mother, save us through your Immaculate Heartās flame of love.
At the end, the Glory Be to the Father is repeated three times.
The Chaplet of the Ten Evangelical Virtues of the Blessed Virgin Mary
is a tradition from the Marian Order. (?) (Donāt know who they areā¦)
After the Sign of the Cross, recite one Our Father followed by ten Hail Marys. After the words: Holy Mary, Mother of God mention one virtue in this order:
most pure
most prudent
most humble
most faithful
most devout
most obedient
most poor
most patient
most merciful
most sorrowful.
The Rosary of St. Joseph
Instead of the Hail Mary say the Hail Holy Joseph:
Hail, Holy Joseph, spouse of the ever virgin Mary, foster father of God the Son, whom our Father in Heaven chose to be head of the Holy Family, pray for us sinners now and at the hour of our death, Amen.
Joyful Mysteries:
- The Annunciation of Joseph
- The birth of Jesus
- The Circumcision and Naming of Jesus
- The Presentation of the baby Jesus in the Temple
- The finding of the boy Jesus in the Temple
Sorrowful Mysteries:
- Josephās spouse Mary is found to be with child
- The journey to Bethlehem
- Joseph flees to Egypt with Mary and Jesus
- Jesus is lost in Jerusalem
- The death of Joseph
Glorious Mysteries:
- The Glorification of St. Joseph
- St. Joseph, Patron of the Universal Church
- St. Joseph, protector of Families
- St. Joseph, Patron of the Sick and Suffering
- St. Joseph, Patron of a Holy Death
The All Souls Rosary
On the Crucifix say the psalm āOut of the Depths.ā (Psalm 130) Say the Our Father on the large beads. Offer each decade for a particular intention.
1 Out of the depths I cry to you, LORD;
2 Lord, hear my voice.
Let your ears be attentive
to my cry for mercy.
3 If you, LORD, kept a record of sins,
Lord, who could stand?
4 But with you there is forgiveness,
so that we can, with reverence, serve you.
5 I wait for the LORD, my whole being waits,
and in his word I put my hope.
6 I wait for the Lord
more than watchmen wait for the morning,
more than watchmen wait for the morning.
7 Israel, put your hope in the LORD,
for with the LORD is unfailing love
and with him is full redemption.
8 He himself will redeem Israel
from all their sins.
Chaplet in Honor of the Holy Infant Jesus of Good Health
On the crucifix, say this Act of Contrition:
Sweetest Child Jesus, through Your miraculous Image You desire to instill into our souls devotion to Your sacred Childhood. Repentant for my sins, I kneel before You. I am profoundly sorry for having offended You and hope never to sin again. Since You were born in a desolate manger for my love, will You also be born by Your grace in my soul? Grant me sincere contrition for my sins so that I may receive absolution for them in the tribunal of penance through Your infinite mercy. Divine Child Jesus, by my sincere confession, make me worthy of the graces I implore at Your feet. Above all, grant that I may gain eternal salvation. Amen.
On the large beads, say:
Mary, Mother of the Holy Infant Jesus of Good Health, show that you are my Mother.
On the small beads, say:
O Holy Infant Jesus of Good Health, I love You. Show Your love for me by granting my requests.
In conclusion, say:
Holy Infant of Good Health, I place my requests into Your almighty hands and ask Your blessing confident that whatever You bless will bear immediate results. Amen.
Thanksgiving to the Holy Infant Jesus of Good Health:
Holy Infant of Good Health, even in Your Infancy You do not cease to work wonders and even make possible the impossible for those who come to You for Your availing aid. I, too, have already felt the reality of Your constant help to those in distress; yet, as a finite being, my gratitude would seem limited to You, O my Infinite God! Please then, accept the humble and happy āthank Youā I now offer for the granting of things I have asked and the need of which almost led me to despair! All this through Your merits, O Holy Infant Jesus of Good Health! Amen.