Rosary on my iPod

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I’ve been praying the rosary every night for about a month. I’m not catholic but feel much more relaxed and sleep better after praying. I’ve been having trouble keeping everything in order. So I downloaded the rosary to my iPhone from rosaryarmy.com . Is praying like this unacceptable to Mary?
 
Yes totally. I have the program on my iphone use it often. Please let us know if you have any further questions about THE Faith.
 
I may be wrong but I can’t see any problem with it. I have heard of rosary CDs from other posters so why not a download on your ipod/iphone? Thanks for letting me know this is available!
 
I’ve been praying the rosary every night for about a month. I’m not catholic but feel much more relaxed and sleep better after praying. I’ve been having trouble keeping everything in order. So I downloaded the rosary to my iPhone from rosaryarmy.com . Is praying like this unacceptable to Mary?
Of course its acceptable. Are you using simply the Rosary or the Scriptural Rosary? I listen and pray along with the Scripural Rosary every morning while I exercise (walking). I find it much easier to contemplate the mysteries as the Scripture verses are being read.
 
I haven’t figured out the scripture rosary yet.
Go to Sonitus Sanctus to the Prayer Section: Page down a couple of times and you’ll find each mystery in an MP3 format. It’s wonderful - there is a Scripture verse dealing with each mystery before each Hail Mary is prayed. I think of the Scripture verse as I’m saying the Hail Mary. This kind of rosary takes about 25-28 minutes to pray.

There are two good books - The Rosary in Scripture by Edward Sri and the Mysteries of Light by Tim Gray - that explain these mysteries so very well!
 
Hox are you interested in the Catholic Faith? Do you have any questions about the Sacraments? Church Hiearchy? There are many knowledgeable people on this forum that will be more then happy to guide you.

If you are interested in praying the Rosary, do you have any questions about the Blessed Mother?
 
I would convert but my is 100% against it. We have two small boys and I think it would be a bad thing to have division in our home over faith. Most if not all my questions have been answered. We have something in common it seems, firemen. I’m a volunteer in Oklahoma, lots of wildfires this year. Who is the saint of firemen? And I guess I could pray to this saint for protection on a call.
 
Go to Sonitus Sanctus to the Prayer Section: Page down a couple of times and you’ll find each mystery in an MP3 format. It’s wonderful - there is a Scripture verse dealing with each mystery before each Hail Mary is prayed. I think of the Scripture verse as I’m saying the Hail Mary. This kind of rosary takes about 25-28 minutes to pray.

There are two good books - The Rosary in Scripture by Edward Sri and the Mysteries of Light by Tim Gray - that explain these mysteries so very well!
Thanks for that! I like to have a couple of different audio rosaries to listen to - frankly I get bored fairly easily, but also each adds something new to my appreciation of the Rosary and its mysteries.

A discount store near me last year had a whole bunch of CDs of JP2 saying the Rosary at ridiculously good prices. I didn’t have the money on me to buy one, I’m kicking myself that I didn’t go to the nearest cash machine and straight back there, because when I did later they were all gone :crying:

Oh well, at least I know those other buyers will appreciate it as much as I would have.
 
Who is the saint of firemen? And I guess I could pray to this saint for protection on a call.
The martyr St. Florian is the patron of firemen and will gladly intercede for you on a call.
catholic.org/saints/saint.php?saint_id=149

Don’t sell yourself and your inquiry into the faith short. You have a right and a duty to follow where the Holy Spirit leads; that’s not being divisive, and a spouse is bound in love to respect your search. Take it at your own pace, and trust in God to help you and your family find a way.
 
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