Three Hail Marys

[EmergencyOps]

Since becoming Catholic this past Easter, I have inherited (for lack of a better word) a zeal for prayer. The Angelus is a beautiful devotion that I pray at 6, 12, and 6. I recently came across a pamphlet by Our Lady of the Rosary Library about reciting The Three Hail Marys, morning and evening. My question is: Do the three Hail Marys in the Angelus count for that?

 

[Glacies]

This website considers them to be separate devotions, where the Three Hail Marys are recited strictly after rising in the morning and every evening before retiring.

 

[Neofight]

Congratulations for establishing a prayer routine!

I used to wonder about “meeting” requirements in form and function of specific prayers, only to find anxiety instead of peace.

Once I changed my mindset to praying whenever and however I was moved, I found my prayer life growing and bearing much fruit.

Peace and all good!

 

[EmergencyOps]

Thanks for the great responses. The Angelus is something I look forward to, and wished I lived close to a church that would ring the bell for it!

 

[ready]

You should pray 3 Hail Marys every morning and evening as part of your 3 Hail Marys devotion for the virtue of purity in honor of the Immaculate Conception (or for whatever the devotion calls you to pray for). Your Angelus and Rosary Hail Marys are not part of this devotion, but part of your Angelus and Rosary devotions. God bless you.