Excessive itching and movement during Rosary

[Irishmom2]

Thank you. I would love to fall asleep saying prayers, I probably have only done that less than a handful of times.

I do that every night. I think I always fall asleep before I finish.

 

[Guest1]

How about just in case it is evil spirits/satan you can say the St Michael prayer for yourself before starting the Rosary?

 

[hmikell7]

I don’t really get that many notifications on my phone, it’s not uncommon to go 4 or 5 hours without a single notification, but I’ve found that I always get multiple multiple notifications in the 20 minutes or so I spend praying the rosary, no matter what time of day I pray it at. Strange…

 

[njlisa]

iBreviary is designed for prayer. It includes the Daily Office, Missal, Common Psalmody, Readings, and a treasury of prayers.

It has a read-along voice. It is mechanical and annoying but I use it anyway. It’s free at the App Store, but the developer message pops up, requesting donations.

 

[MarthaSo]

I empathize with the strangeness there, if all my kids are home i just mute my phone otherwise it’s on very low or vibe since Im easily distracted. God bless!

 

[MarthaSo]

Thank you, I’m going to download it, are these the same readings as the Liturgy of the Hours that the priests use?

 

[njlisa]

Yes it is the same liturgy of the hours that priests use. Breviary is another name for it. But unlike priests and religious, I don’t say all of them. I think I just use the evening prayers.

I also have a hard copy of “Christian Prayer: Liturgy of the Hours.” It’s an abbreviated version of the Liturgy of the Hours/Daily Office/Breviary. (That’s too many names.) It takes a bit of juggling to find all the prayers, but it’s a good way to recite it, especially if you can do it with a friend or loved one. There’s another mini Breviary called “Shorter Christian Prayer.” I haven’t used that one.

That being said, I am very hit or miss with these devotions.

 

[MarthaSo]

Thank you so much for the recommendation!