Where is the traveling rosary?

I just want to share with you some of the amazing people that I have met who are helping us with sending our rosary around the United States.

The first person to receive the rosary was Brian from Beaver Dam, WI. Brian and his son prayed the rosary before mass together and here is something that he shared with us. "The Rosary helped me get back to the church after a long time of wishy-washiness. I was looking for at Catholic websites after the Pope died and found site that have free Catholic stuff and found the Rosary Army website. Now I lector, help with communion, am on the Parish Council and make pray and give away rosaries. Some of the ones I have made are in Kuwaitt, Iraq, & Columbia--plus various places in the US." Thank you Brian for being the first to help us in our rosary mission.

Then the rosary was sent to Raymond in North Dakota and this is what he shared with us. "I went to morning Mass at 8:00 AM. At 7:40, those of us who arrive early say the rosary, so I spent 20 minutes using your rosary to say the Sorrowful Mysteries. That afternoon I mailed the rosary to its next destination in Georgia.

I'm a big fan of the Rosary. I make two different styles of cord rosaries and try to pray the Rosary every day. Even though I don't always make it daily, I say the Rosary at least four times a week. I'm a firm believer in the writings of St. Louis de Montfort, and try to maintain a devotion to the Blessed Virgin. To me, the Rosary is the most perfect form of individual prayer, being one that requires only one person to be effective."

LL&P
Raymond

The rosary is now in Georgia and will be on its way to California soon. I have also received word from fellow catholics in Switzerland, Sweden, Croatia and the rosary will go to Rome in October. More to follow. Peace and God bless, Cindy