Devotion with 2000 Hail Marys

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I’ve been hearing about this devotion for quite some time, and I was wondering if anyone knew more about it, and if there are any other ressources out there pertaining to it? A simple google search led me to this site: 2000hailmarys.org/

but I was wondering if there was more to this devotion…
 
I’ve been hearing about this devotion for quite some time, and I was wondering if anyone knew more about it, and if there are any other resources out there pertaining to it? A simple google search led me to this site: 2000hailmarys.org/

but I was wondering if there was more to this devotion…
This is the first I’ve heard of it, but it seems that 2000 Hail Mary’s in one day (that’s 40 Rosaries!) is a pretty big devotion, so that’s probably all there is to it.
 
I’ve been hearing about this devotion for quite some time, and I was wondering if anyone knew more about it, and if there are any other ressources out there pertaining to it? A simple google search led me to this site: 2000hailmarys.org/

but I was wondering if there was more to this devotion…
Hmmm…I am one of those who takes the rosary at a slow pace, to improve my contemplation. 5 decades takes about half an hour, 20 decades would take 2 hours, so 2, 000 HMs (200 decades would take me about 20 hours?

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Hmmm…I am one of those who takes the rosary at a slow pace, to improve my contemplation. 5 decades takes about half an hour, 20 decades would take 2 hours, so 2, 000 HMs (200 decades would take me about 20 hours?
lol, I did the calculations for my rate too, and I’d be at it for 40 hours! (I’m not any holier than you, just more easily distracted :p:p:p)
 
The schedule on that link goes from 8:30 am to 7pm including lunch and the Divine Mercy Chaplet at 3pm. The Hail Marys are not said as part of the rosary, still they must be going at a pretty good clip and no dinner until you are all done!

It also appears to be a once a year (March 25) or even once a life-time devotion.
 
The schedule on that link goes from 8:30 am to 7pm including lunch and the Divine Mercy Chaplet at 3pm. The Hail Marys are not said as part of the rosary, still they must be going at a pretty good clip and no dinner until you are all done!

It also appears to be a once a year (March 25) or even once a life-time devotion.
That is my big worry, the “pretty good clip”. Do all those HMs really mean anything when recited in such a mechanical manner? 😦 Well, for some I guess it is OK, but I’d rather take fewer HMs, done so I can mediatate while doing so.
 
It says 8:45-9:45 -

The Sign of the Cross
The Apostles Creed
The Our Father
Three Hail Marys
Glory Be

The Joyful Mysteries (including meditation)
The Luminous Mysteries (including medition)
The Sorrowful Mysteries (including meditation)
The Glorious Mysteries (including meditation)

I don’t understand how a person can say all five mysteries in one hour 🤷
 
this probably means no lunch, no bathroom breaks, snack breaks and bumming around. 😛
 
They are saying 2000 Hail Mary’s right this minute at Holy Innocents Chapel here in Albuquerque, NM. I’d be there now but I’m baby sitting. :rolleyes: Check out Project Defending Life for more info.
 
I don’t understand how a person can say all five mysteries in one hour 🤷
It takes me at LEAST half an hour to pray one rosary (one set of mysteries). Any faster, and I’m just rote reciting, not meditating on the prayers. I don’t think it’s possible, unless you’re just rattling them off as fast as you can. And what’s the purpose of that? :confused:
 
:eek:

20 petitions!
I could even think of 20 things I wanted.

I’d also have to try to say a rosary in 15 minutes.
So it’s actually 2200 HMs according to their guide.

That’s CrAzY!i!i! :hypno:
 
It takes me at LEAST half an hour to pray one rosary (one set of mysteries). Any faster, and I’m just rote reciting, not meditating on the prayers. I don’t think it’s possible, unless you’re just rattling them off as fast as you can. And what’s the purpose of that? :confused:
It always takes me about two hours to pray the rosary. It’s always a wonderful devotional period, but the fact that it takes me that long makes it so much less likely that I do it in the first place :(. So I don’t do it at all often. It’s rather sad.
 
Wonder if its possibly a group who together by reciting a rosary say a total of 2,000 hail marys?? hmm am going to returning to this link to see if anyone finds out more???
 
Is it done by alot of Catholics on March 25th? I think it would be something I’d like to try! Imagine the power of thousands of Catholics praying all day ferverently! At the very least, I’d like to have it be a once-in-a-lifetime experince.

The site didn’t seem to have too much information. Is this something you can do on your own? Can you do set up a group and make it a group event? Do most Churches have these types of devotions on the 25th?

Greatly intriuged here. 🙂
 
Is it done by alot of Catholics on March 25th? I think it would be something I’d like to try! Imagine the power of thousands of Catholics praying all day ferverently! At the very least, I’d like to have it be a once-in-a-lifetime experince.

The site didn’t seem to have too much information. Is this something you can do on your own? Can you do set up a group and make it a group event? Do most Churches have these types of devotions on the 25th?

Greatly intriuged here. 🙂
[So am I… I sure hope someone has more information… Yes in generaly like to take my time praying my rosary… but am quite intrigued at the mere thought of 2,000 hail marys… will look for more postings for sure…]
 
Reminds me of Saint Faustina, who prayed 1000 Hail Marys on - I think it was - the Feast of the Immaculate Conception.

So long as they are prayed in a spirit of love and himility, I’m cool with it. 🙂
 
Heard of it two years ago but never really tried it until this month. I also surfed the internet and found a link at 2000hailmarys.org. At first, I really doubted whether I can finish it. Thoughts like, do I have the endurance to pray that long?..will my prayers be heartfelt considering the number of Hail Marys we would be praying? We also made some computation of the time that we would be spending. We were not able to follow the schedule to the letter but we prayed it from 9 am till around 7 in the evening. It was really worth it!

We believed that Mama Mary was truly present when the devotion was being prayed. Our group had a beautiful encounter with Her. That was all our first time to say the devotion and we felt truly blessed for She was with us!!!

For Catholics who haven’t prayed the devotion, just try even just once. Pray for grace to finish it and to say it sincerely. You may be able to share also your wonderful experience 👍
 
Heard of it two years ago but never really tried it until this month. I also surfed the internet and found a link at 2000hailmarys.org. At first, I really doubted whether I can finish it. Thoughts like, do I have the endurance to pray that long?..will my prayers be heartfelt considering the number of Hail Marys we would be praying? We also made some computation of the time that we would be spending. We were not able to follow the schedule to the letter but we prayed it from 9 am till around 7 in the evening. It was really worth it!

We believed that Mama Mary was truly present when the devotion was being prayed. Our group had a beautiful encounter with Her. That was all our first time to say the devotion and we felt truly blessed for She was with us!!!

For Catholics who haven’t prayed the devotion, just try even just once. Pray for grace to finish it and to say it sincerely. You may be able to share also your wonderful experience 👍
Wonderful to hear of your encounter!!!

It did occur to my after I posted a few days ago I think that if one had the intention and desire to pray the 2000 Hail Mary’s with devotion, that even if one was perhaps inadvertently distracted along the way that that primary motivation and heartfelt intention and desire would be very pleasing to Our Lady, who would be most gracious and understanding of inadvertent distractions.
 
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