Leading the Rosary

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I’ve been asked to lead the rosary at a group at church and I want to get it right. I am wanting a card in front of me so I remember what I’m doing.

Does the Our Father end with a Amen?
Where does the Our Father break - I mean where do others join in?

Any advice 🙂

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  1. Yes, the Lord’s Prayer ends with an “Amen.”
  2. The break in the Lord’s Prayer begins at the line: “Give us this day our daily bread.”
 
Ever time I would stay for the Rosary after Mass,I would wait for some one too
start.Than I start going to Latin Mass on Sundays,A voice said ,is there any one that
would like too start the Rosary. I said I would. So I kneel before the staute of OUR LADY,
and begain.Now when arrive, they ask me are you going to lead us,saying the Rosary,
I say yes,than they ask me If I would say another decade also, so I ask the one that
usally lead,s the Rosary, when I,am not there, what other decade would you like me
to say, he tell,s me and we being.Now I look forward to leading the Rosary,because
it,s been something I always wanted to do.
So my freind,Listen to those that say the Rosary from being to the end,and when
you feel ok, ask or just start leading the Rosary. Once you do, it well make you feel
good inside, that you are leading others to OUR LADY, just like the childern of
Fatima did.Also ,get other,s to come say the ROSARY, for OUR LADY ,well love
you for bring others to say the Rosary,you also well receive graces for the salvation
of you Soul.

My OUR LADY help you:)
 
If you have a Catholic radio station nearby or can tune into EWTN, you should be able to listen and see examples of public recitation of the rosary.

If you have a Catholic religious good store nearby, they should have a small booklet with the mysteries of the rosary and directions for prayer.

I didn’t check, but this kind of thing should be easy to find on the internet. Do a search at bing.com for public recitation of the rosary.
 
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