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Now you are ready to chant the Rosary. The diagram below is like the one in Lesson IV showing the Complete Rosary. This time, however, the diagram is shown in Latin.Use this diagram as a guide. As you practice chanting the Rosary, check yourself against the diagram to ensure that you are chanting the correct prayers on the appropriate beads, and meditating upon the appropriate themes at the appropriate times.Timesaving TipsOne problem with singing the Rosary in Gregorian chant is that singing takes a lot longer than recitation. If you try to chant every single prayer on the Rosary, you will spend hours trying to get through a single chaplet. Most of us do not have that kind of time to devote to daily prayer.Alternate Between Sung and Spoken PrayerThrough much trial and error, I managed to develop a time-saving method of chanting the Rosary which usually takes 45-60 minutes, depending upon my degree of focus and concentration. The trick is to alternate between sung and spoken prayers. For instance, when praying the decades of Ave Marias, I sing only the tenth bead in Gregorian chant. The first nine beads I recite.In Spoken Prayer, Alternate Between English and LatinAlternating between English and Latin does not help you pray the Rosary faster, but it does help you remember the lessons you have learned, and avoid the need for frequent review. I discovered that, if I pray my Rosary exclusively in Latin for even a few weeks, I find myself stumbling and hesitating when I try to repeat the same prayers in English (and vice versa, of course). Alternating between English and Latin whenever you pray the Rosary keeps both versions fresh in your mind.When Praying in Latin, Always Pray Both Spoken and Sung VersionsAgain, this technique will not increase the speed of your Rosary prayer, but it will save you from having to make frequent reviews of past lessons. I discovered that, if I always sing a prayer in Latin — but never speak it in Latin — the next time I try to speak or recite the prayer, I find myself stumbling over my words. Sing and speak every Latin prayer, every day, and both versions will remain fresh in your mind.Try It — It Works!Through trial and error, I developed a method which seems to address all the above concerns. Wherever possible, I recite each prayer both in English and Latin, then sing it in Gregorian chant. Those prayers which have never been set to Gregorian chant (Fatima Prayer; Prayer Concluding the Rosary; Prayer to St. Michael), I recite in English and Latin.Using this method, I am able to keep everything I have learned fresh in my mind. Moreover, I can complete a five-decade Rosary in 45-60 minutes. Here’s how it works:THE PENDANTStep 1: Make the Signum Crucisand kiss the feet of the CrucifixStep 2: State your PetitionStep 3: Credo in DeumRecite in EnglishRecite in LatinSing in Gregorian ChantStep 4: Pater NosterRecite in EnglishRecite in LatinSing in Gregorian ChantStep

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You and bless you with His loving grace.8. Happy Birthday! May the Lord bless you with many more years of life and happiness.9. We ask that God will bless you with wisdom, strength, and courage in the year ahead of you.10. Here’s wishing you a very Happy Birthday! May the King of Kings and the Lord of Lords pour His love and grace on your life today and always.Birthday Wishes and PrayersFinally, you can offer a Christian birthday prayer for the person. This can be a simple prayer asking God to bless the person’s life and future, or a more detailed prayer that reflects on the person’s character and faith. 1. Dear God, we ask that You bless [name] on their birthday. May they feel Your Holy presence and anointing in their life today and always.2. Heavenly Father, we thank You for the gift of life that you have given [name]. We ask that You bless them with many more years of happiness and joy.3. Lord, we pray that You will continue to guide and bless [name] in the coming year. May they grow closer to You and experience Your love and grace in new ways.4. Dear God, we ask that You bless [name] with good health, prosperity, and happiness in the coming year. May they continue to be a shining example of Your love and grace to those around them.How to Write Christian Birthday WishesHere are some tips on how to write meaningful Christian Birthday wishes.Incorporating Bible VersesIncluding a

IBreviary TS Pro Terra Sancta is the application that brings the traditional Catholic prayer of the Breviary and all the texts of the Liturgy on your iPhone, iPad and iPod.This app wants to contribute, through a partnership with Custody of the Holy Land, friendship and prayer for all Christians living Holy Places.iBreviary contains:• Breviary, Missal and Lectionary complete in 10 languages and continuously updated (Italian, English, Spanish, French, Romanian, Arabic, Portuguese, Turkish, Latin and Galician)• The text of the Breviary and the Missal in the "Latin Vetus Ordo" and Latin• All the main prayers of the Christian• Rituals for the sacraments and celebrations• The liturgical texts used in the Holy LandAlso iBreviary "Pro Terra Sancta" offers:• The section, "Rites", with all the rituals and texts for the various celebrations Catholic (Adoration of the Eucharist, the Sacraments, Blessings, etc.)• The brand new "Terra Sancta" the liturgical texts used in the Holy Land• Keep in touch through the blog and the pages of the Franciscans Holy Places• A rich section dedicated to Saints• Store a day on any device• Full management of saved days (selection and cancellation)• Store up to 14 days (something very much in demand by those who want to download a bit of days for travel or long period without internet access)• Download the entire week• Enlarge and diminish the text dimension, with the flick of the fingers on the screen• The ability to adjust the color of the background, the font and the size for a better reading of texts• (On iPad only) Create and manage your MissalThe Application is available in the following languages:• English• Italian• Spanish• French• Romanian• Arabic• Portuguese• Turkishand contains the liturgical texts in the following languages:• Italian• English• Spanish• French• Romanian• Latin• Arabian• Turkish• Galician• Vetus Ordo• Rito Ambrosiano• Rito Monastico.The Languages of the liturgical texts are constantly updated.Owner, creator and founder: Paolo PadriniDeveloper: Art & Coop Società Cooperativa

Qiṣār as-Suwar are twenty-two short sūrahs occurring at the end of the Qur’ān, from Sūrah adh-Dhuḥā to Sūrah an-Nās. We are pleased to present this booklet to readers unfamiliar with Arabic script to serve as an aid to reading and memorizing these short sūrahs which are commonly recited in prayer. Transliteration into Latin characters assists only to facilitate pronunciation until the time when you are able to read directly from the Arabic text, which should be a priority to learn whenever possible. Reciting Sūrah al-Fātiḥah it is a required part of the prayer (ṣalāh), so to memorize it is of great importance. After the recitation of al-Fātiḥah, it is recommended in the first two rakʽahs of prayer to add some additional verses or sūrahs whenever you are able to do so without difficulty. Related Posts The Path to Prayer This booklet is an easily understood guide teaching prayer according to the Prophet’s sunnah. It describes the procedure of ṣalāh Juz’u `Amma – A Basic Study Juz’u ‘Amma is the most commonly recited and memorized portion of the Qur’ān. Its early revelations came in powerful language The Pillars of Faith In Islam, faith (īmān) is based on six essential beliefs. Islamic beliefs provide mankind with access to the secrets of Subscribe to our Magazine “Muslim Ink is attractively designed with very informative articles… It is an entertaining and pleasant read which I would recommend all.”Dr. Bilal PhilipsFounder & Chancellor of IOU