The Rosary after 12am

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Just wondering which mysteries you should do if saying it after 12am?? The day before or after? Or does it matter?

I do the ones for the day when I woke up usually
 
I’m not sure if there is any rule about it, but if start one at midnight, I do the mysteries of the following morning…my reasoning being that midnight is the beginning of that next day.
 
It’s a private devotion; do what you please.

Let’s say you work swing shift. You get home at 11 and go to bed at 3. The clock says it’s tomorrow, but to you it’s today. You decide what day it is.

Many people only pray the Sorrowful Mysteries during Lent. Or they may do Sorrowful 6 days and Glorious on Sunday. And then switch to Glorious Only during Easter.
 
That’s exactly why lol
It’s a private devotion; do what you please.

Let’s say you work swing shift. You get home at 11 and go to bed at 3. The clock says it’s tomorrow, but to you it’s today. You decide what day it is.

Many people only pray the Sorrowful Mysteries during Lent. Or they may do Sorrowful 6 days and Glorious on Sunday. And then switch to Glorious Only during Easter.
 
Hmmm…I hadn’t thought of this before. When I’m saying a rosary after midnight, it is because I’m just getting into bed, and I fall asleep praying the rosary. I don’t do the mysteries, because I’m so tired. I do the mysteries when I say my afternoon rosary.

When I was on guard duty, I said the mysteries of the day that just ended.
 
Hee Hee

You think you have problems…

I am in a living rosary circle :grouphug:

I live in the uk, but I think at least some of the members live in Australia (the opposite side of the world) :hypno:

I just say the prayers :gopray2: and let the Father take care of the filing :juggle:
 
Just wondering which mysteries you should do if saying it after 12am?? The day before or after? Or does it matter?

I do the ones for the day when I woke up usually
Traditionally, a new day started at sunset. That’s why Easter Vigil is celebrated on Saturday at sunset or later, because traditionally it is Sunday and secularly it is still Saturday. 🙂

In Christ,
Zechariah Stephen
 
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