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Through The Rosary With Fra Angelico is a beautiful pamphlet which provides one alternative for reciting the rosary. It begins with a short history of the Rosary and instructions on how to say the Rosary. For each mystery it includes art by Fra Angelica; a short description of the mystery; a Biblical passage related to the mystery; prayer intentions; Then for each Hail Mary after "fruit of your womb Jesus" it provides a phrase "who <descriptive phrase about Jesus>; for final prayers it provides the Salve Regina and the Litany of the Blessed Virgin.

Every Catholic should know the "plain vanilla" Rosary but everyone must find the form of the Rosary (if any) which is most appropriate to their prayer life. This could be an excellent choice.

This book is an awesome way to help you meditate on the mysteries while praying the Rosary. I have bought it for several of my friends. The paintings are also beautiful. Try it out. It is only a couple bucks! :O)

I've used this book for years, and I find it to be a much more meaningful way to say the Rosary than the usual method. It is a good way to do a meditation on each of the mysteries. I bought copies for all the kids at the diocesan summer camp that I run, so obviously, I really do recommend it! Fr. Bob Haux

This book is an awesome way to help you meditate on the mysteries while praying the Rosary. I have bought it for several of my friends. The paintings are also beautiful. Try it out. It is only a couple bucks! :O)

I recently rediscovered this after having purchased it years ago. I recall I got it for a friend as a gift and decided to buy a copy for myself.

This little gem starts with a brief history of the medieval adoption of the rosary.

The main part of this is a collection of art prints of Fra Angelica, the Italian painter. on the left is each plate, then on the right is a section of the rosary with responses detailing the mystery at hand.

pretty straighforward.

This is meant as an aid to praying the rosary, not as some philosophical discourse on the origin or comprative religion regarding use of beads during meditation.