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Thursday 18 October 2018

The Rosary


WALT: Understand more about the Rosary

October is the Month of Mary and so as we are a Catholic School we have been praying the Rosary in our school. You may not have heard of the Rosary or know much about it, this blog post will hopefully inform you about the Rosary.

Who created it?
The Rosary was given to St. Dominic in a vision of blessed Virgin Mary.

When did it start?
Less than clear and subject to debate among scholars. The use of knotted prayer ropes in Christianity goes back to the 3rd and early 4th century.

Where did it originate?
The history is vast but prayer bead are believed to have originated in India in 8th Century BC.

Why did it originate?
In the Middle Ages people started praying the Our Father and the Hail Mary with prayer beads. The practice of meditation during prayers of the Hail Mary was attributed to Dominic of Prussia.

What do the Rosary Beads mean?
The beads count the prayers as they are said aloud or in the mind. There are 50 beads, with 5 decades (see beside).

The Mysteries
There are twenty mysteries in the Rosary. They are split into 4 groups of five: The Joyful Mysteries (on Monday and Saturday), Luminous Mysteries (Thursday), Sorrowful Mysteries (Tuesday and Friday) and Glorious Mysteries (Wednesday and Sunday). However, in our class we only pray on mystery a day and only do a decade, otherwise it would take us 35 minutes or more to pray.

If you would like to find out more visit this website below.

Made by, Jasmine, Jackson, Malachi, Elijah, Mr Adams

8 comments:

  1. Kia ora Jasmine, Jackson, Malachi, Elijah and Mr Adams,
    Thanks for sharing your learning about the Rosary. You are right, I didn't know much about the Rosary so have learnt lots by reading your post. It is fascinating that the Rosary originated in the 3rd or early 4th century. I bet you are pleased that you only do one decade - 35 minutes is a long time to sit still! Did you all learn something new about the Rosary too?
    Ngā mihi
    Tania

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  2. Hi my name is Jayden and i read your piece of work I like how you encluded specicificly what you did and wrote it fluently

    Yours Sincerely Jayden

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  3. Kia Ora Room 1.
    This post is very well made! At first when I clicked I had no idea what "Rosary" was. But this post has taught me a new religion. But you could have added a bit more detail. But still it's an amazing post! I hope to hear back from you - Lucas

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  4. Kia ora New Brighton Catholic School,
    I really love your blog post.
    I think that putting in your beliefs in your school is amazing.
    I find it inspiring that you talk to us about your religion in your blog post.

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  5. Kia ora Room 1
    This blog post is really nice and very informative about a religious practicing. Although I am not particularly religious I do like hearing about religions and their practices. Some of the parts don't quite sound right but I understand what you mean but maybe revise your work a bit and maybe get someone else to read it with you and get their feedback as well but otherwise it is a great blog post and very interesting. ~Leah

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  8. Kia ora NBC,
    I enjoyed reading the blog post,
    next time you could use some colour.

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