Wednesday, January 30, 2013

Catholics can share 'A Moment with Mary' in daily prayer

Vatican broadcasts rosary each weekday at 7 a.m. Pacific Time.

Minnesotan seminarians pray the rosary at St. Peter's Basilica (Alan Holdren / CNA)

The Vatican, as a part of promulgating the Year of Faith, is now broadcasting the rosary from St. Peter’s Square. The Vatican Television Centre will broadcast “A Moment with Mary” from Monday to Friday at 4 p.m. in Vatican City (7 a.m. Pacific Time).

Estefania Aguirre at Catholic News Agency (CNA) writes:

The broadcast is meant to be a response to the Pope asking that the Year of Faith be a time of entrusting people to the Blessed Virgin by praying the Rosary every day.

You can read more at CNA here and view live broadcasts from the television centre at this link.
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