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The Secret of the Rosary Tan Books The secret of the rosary tan books Continue Probably the best book ever written about the Rosary; appeals to all ages. Shows the great spiritual power of the Rosary, which is appreciated by few. Explains why the Rosary is the most important private prayer. Canon William talks about De Montfort's book: This goes far beyond mere research. We can say that it contains everything that can be said about the Rosary - its content and form, its real value, the instruction necessary for its evaluation and use. Sold more than 5,300,000! Madonna with Rosary Murillo, 1650. The Secret of the Rosary is a book about the Holy Rose, written by Saint Louis de Montfort, a French priest and Catholic saint who died in 1716. The English translation of the book bears the Imprimatur of Archbishop Thomas E. Molloy of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Brooklyn. The book revolves around the views of rosary and force rosary and consists of a series of short sections called Roses each of which is about one or two pages. Each Rose discusses a separate point of view about the Rosary and can be addressed to different sections of the audience, for example, priests against lay people. This book examines two different methods of rosary prayer, while three additional methods (i.e. five in total) are listed in God Alone's book, based on the collected writings of St. Louis. The book consists of an introduction, plus two main parts. Part I: What is the Rosary and Part II: How to Read It. The book is structured into 53 roses, i.e. sections. The introduction consists of three roses, Part I embodies the first rose in the fortieth rose and Part II includes the fiftieth rose. The introduction has three roses: The White Rose for Priests, the Red Rose for Sinners, and the Mystical Rose Tree for devout souls. These three roses epitomize the multi-species approach adopted in the book. The advice to priests about using the Rosary to save sinners is directly related to the Council of Sinners on how to use the Rosary for salvation. This theme continues throughout the book, each rose gently leading to another, in the process gradually revealing various secrets on how to approach the Rosary, how to read and how to use it for optimal spiritual benefit. Part of the series at TheRosaryof Catholic Church Catholic Rosaco Overview Happy Virgin Mary Roman Catholic Mariology Dedication and Spirituality History Rosary Prayer Methods Rosary and the shoveled battle of Lepanto prayers and promises Fatima Prayers Fifteen rosaries promises Secrets of the Rosary-based prayers of the Rose of Rose and the shoveled battle of Lepanto prayers and promises Fatima Prayers Fifteen rosaries promises the Mysteries of the Rosary-based Prayer Rose The Virginy Of the Republic of York And the Society of Saint Dominic Blessed Alan de Rupe Pope of St. Pius v St. Louis de Montfort Rosary Pope (Lion XIII) The Rosary of Our Lady of the Rosary Makers Catholicism portalvte An example of the many promising but pragmatic method with which the book deals with the Rosary is how concepts of focus and respect are conveyed through a set of roses. It starts with the forty-first rose called Purity Intentions. This rose indicates that it is not the length of prayer that matters, but the fervor, purity and respect with which he said, for example, one correctly said hail Mary is worth a lot, which is poorly said. This rose is followed by two Roses Attention and The Struggle with Distractions. They give tips for achieving proper thinking for telling the Rosary. The theme then culminates with Rose with awe, which returns to respect. Although each is a separate Rose, they are deftly interconnected to present multiple dimensions for focus and respect. So while the book is highly readable and modest on the surface, it is based on a well structured lot of perspective analysis of the Rosary. Fifty-three sections are closely related and well-thought out. Thus, the term secret quite becomes, because the book shows these relationships in terms of a consistent topic. But the typical reader should not be concerned about the analysis, because the flow of text is natural, pure and pious and appeals to both lay people and priests. The book has been read by Catholics all over the world for more than two centuries and continues to be a great spiritual resource. Links to St. Louis de Montfort, Secret Rosary Tan Books and Publisher, 1976. ISBN 978-0-89555-056-9. St. Louis de Montfort, God One: Collected Letters from St. Louis Marie De Montfort Monfort Publications, 1995 ISBN 0-910984-55-7 See also The Methods of Prayer Rosary Mariology Rosary Rosary Creators Power of Catholic Prayer Power Rosary External Links Wonderful Mystery Rosary Methods to Speak Rosary Guide for Beginners Rosary extracted from © 1996-2014, Amazon.com Inc. or its affiliates This little booklet of St. Louis de Montfort teaches that rosary and how to read it. Probably the best book ever written about the Rosary; it appeals to all ages. I want to give you a pink crimson, because the precious blood of our Lord fell on him. With these words, St. Louis de Montfort invites you to discover a spiritual treasure trove of mental and vocal prayer blessed with divine approval of heaven and generous condescension of the Church. Your life can change forever when you discover the secret of the Rosary. Apostle Rosary Champion of Prayer before the Blessed Sacrament, author of the True Devotion of Mary and creator of the full dedication of Mary, St. Louis de (1673-1716) remains one of the greatest apostles of Mariana Devotion ever known in the world. Now, reading EWTN Radio personality Matthew Arnold on four CDs or cassette tapes, this all-new digital recording of de Montfort's timeless inspirational classic, The Secret of the Rosary, shows you dramatic evidence of the amazing spiritual power of this most Catholic devotion and how to experience it for yourself. The Rosary and you are in 53 brief chapters, which he calls the Roses of St. Louis covers virtually every aspect of this amazing gift from heaven. You will discover the origins of this great devotion, the wonders and wonders of the Rosary, the meaning of prayer, the testimony of other great saints, clergy and spiritual writers, and more. But this presentation is not just a fascinating study of devotion to the invaluable value of the canonized master of Catholic spirituality, but also an intimate journey into the heart of the Lord and Our Lady and an effective tool that will inspire and give you the opportunity to read the Rosary with great spiritual benefits for you and your loved ones. Spiritual mysteries have revealed the wonder of a book that has changed lives for hundreds of years, millions of copies of the Secret Rosary were sold only in the twentieth century. The mystery of the Rosary was written by a great saint to introduce you directly to the powerful intercession of the Mother of God. Order now, your rose is waiting for you. LEARN: As Rosary is the school of Christian life Why you should know the difference between divine faith, human faith and pious faith As Rosary can be a means of your perfection Why the Rosary can be considered even more valuable than the psalms of David How to offer every decade after the Holy Method. Louis de Montfort As An Angelic Greeting (Grade Mary) was predicted by David That St. Jerome, St. Augustine, Tertullian and other fathers of the Church teach about our father how to define the satanic trap that heretics of the past and overly critical Catholics today often fall into without realizing it. Very quick to read. A beautiful story about the power of the Rosary and how much the Church honors, respects, honors Mary! Did you know that she is the one person the devil fears the most? Always think that's why Protestants and some Catholics tend to dismiss her power, her fame, and her power. The devil doesn't want you to know that she's his #1 enemy. That by asking her for help, she helps defeat evil! Her son, always obeying the commandments of honor to your mother, never denies her p Very fast read. A beautiful story about the power of the Rosary and how much the Church honors, respects, honors Mary! Did you know that she is the one person the devil fears the most? Always think that's why Protestants and some Catholics tend to dismiss her power, her fame, and her power. The devil doesn't want you to know that she's his #1 enemy. That by asking her for help, she helps defeat evil! Her son, always obeying the commandment of honor your mother, never denies her requests. Remember the wedding in Cana or what about what she told the students during his Passion, or what about her beautiful magnifying cat? Because Christians have eternal life, Mary and the Saints are not dead. They have a direct pipeline to the Father. If you ask people in your Church, friends, and family to pray for you, why not ask Mary and the Saints as well? They twitch on the Father's coat, they have an ear and attention. They say: This man asked me to ask you for help. Help them Father! ... more St. Louis de Montfort (Author) Probably the best book ever written about the Rosary; appeals to all ages.
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