How often do you pray the Rosary?

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How often do you pray the Rosary? Please vote in my poll and discuss. šŸ™‚
 
I used to pray the mystery every day. I’ve been lax in my prayer life, I really need to go back to it again as I know that it really helped my faith life very much.
 
I am working on my prayer life. It was lacking quite a bit when I started. Itry to say the rosary and the seven sorrows rosary every day, but I still am not quite consistent enough to claim that I pray them daily.
 
I have been praying it once at my church after daily mass with a group of people and once or twice on my own and more recently I have began praying it once after group rosary with my friend in her car. lol. It’s certainly an amazing way to grow closer to God, Jesus, Mary, and the Holy Spirit all in one! I could spend so much time talking about the Rosary, it’s such an amazing gift that our Blessed Mother has given us!

ā€œSome people are so foolish that they think they can go through life without the help of the Blessed Mother. Love the Madonna and pray the rosary, for her Rosary is the weapon against the evils of the world today. All graces given by God pass through the Blessed Mother.ā€ -St. Padre Pio
 
I pray the rosary every day usually in the evening. More then 3 or more rosaries prayed. I have a lot of intentions. Now I am praying a rosary for a bishop.

Feast of Our Lady of Fatima- October 13
 
I pray the Rosary every day and sometimes more than once a day.
 
Almost never. Because it’s so long I usually do it with someone else (but when I do pray it alone, I race through it in 15 minutes). šŸ™‚
 
Every day if I can. I used to be 100% at it, but I admit, this past summer has been very, very busy for me, between work and kids. I slipped quite a bit, but have gotten back on track, and hope to stay that way.

I rarely have time to do a whole rosary in full at one sitting, and tend to break it up throughout the day. I read the bible each morning, and say my personal prayers, before leaving for work. I usually start it then, with the intro prayers, and at least one decade. I’ll then say decades throughout the day as I have time. This is the only way I seem to be able to do it anymore.
 
More or less every day, at least since last May. Before that… well, let’s just say ā€œwhenever it occurred to meā€, which was not very often. šŸ˜‰
 
Rarely. I find it difficult to keep concentration and still don’t know the Apostle’s creed and mysteries off by heart. Instead, I try to say the Hail Mary every day and say the Green Scapular prayer, even though I don’t wear it. Also, I sometimes say a short version of the Divine Mercy chaplet at 3pm when I remember.
 
I came back to the church this past Ash Wednesday. I there fore got my Rosary shortly after. I’ve not missed a day since. Or I don’t remember missing one. The Rosary has changed my life. I was a mortal sinner, damned for sure. Mary has changed my life. I did 2 very total confessions. Went back to my priest for a more perfect contrition, being the Holy Spirit told me to. Praying the Rosary is the high of my day. I’ve since started wearing a Brown Scapular. What a comfort knowing Mary is with me always. I’ve joined the Rosary Confraternity. I now pray the St. Gertrude Chaplet for the Holy Souls in Purgatory daily. Also The Chaplet of The Divine Mercy everyday. WOW! It’s amazing what happens after praying the Most Holy Rosary of The Blessed Virgin Mary as a daily devotion.

***Hail Mary, Full of Grace,
The Lord is with thee.
Blessed art thou amongst women,
and blessed is the fruit of thy womb, Jesus.

Holy Mary, Mother of God,
pray for us sinners now,
and at the hour of death. Amen.***
 
I pray the rosary daily, as soon as I wake up and right before bed.
Sometimes during the day as well if I’m having a really bad day or to calm myself when I’m angry/depressed. šŸ™‚
 
I pray the Rosary every night before I go to bed. Out of the whole day I should at least devote 20 minutes to thank God for all he done for me. In this busy world of ours it’s feels nice to take a timeout, and meditate on mysteries of the Rosary.
 
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