Daily 10 PM Rosary Held Online with Prayer Intentions List

Daily 10 PM Rosary: 25 Minutes and a List of Intentions

At 10 PM this Saturday, September 26, a group of Spanish Catholics is calling for the recitation of the holy rosary. This is not a one-off event: it happens every day, with the mystery of the day, optional but pleasing litanies, the Salve Regina, and a sung Hail Mary. Time is of the essence: between 25 and 30 minutes, timed.

How the Daily 10 PM Rosary is Organized

Each session trinc the same structure: a link to the Vatican News calendar, a homily by Father Santiago Martín (Franciscans of Mary), litanies, the Salve Regina, a sung Hail Mary, and a section explaining how to pray the rosary. Those who wish to be added to or removed from the notification list can request it. The list of intentions is maintained until someone else offers to sustain it daily.

Separately, the Chaplet of Divine Mercy is prayed at its own time: 3:00 PM, because it is the hour of mercy. Among today's intentions are prayers for reparation for offenses against God, the Sacred Heart, and the Immaculate Heart of Mary; for priests and their families; for Pope Francis, for his salvation; for Pope Leo; for the defense of life from conception to its natural end; for children, young people, and families. And for the protection of the Cross of the Valley of the Fallen.

Lourdes, Prevost, and the Promises of the Rosary

Before the rosary, another event of the day was noted: Prevost was arriving in Lourdes that afternoon, leaving uncertainty about whether the rosary would proceed as usual. Meanwhile, the devotion has its own body of teachings. The promises attributed to Marian apparitions offer special graces to those who pray with faith, protection, and describe the rosary as a powerful weapon: it will destroy vices, diminish sins, defend against heresies, and elevate the desire for eternal things.

Added to this is the background material: the apothegms of the Desert Fathers, an alphabetical collection compiled by the Jesuit Heribert Rosweyde in the 17th century, with a French translation by Guy, Regnault, and the monks of Solesmes, available online. Popular devotion and patristics in the same package.

This entire undertaking rests on a call to action that someone must keep alive each night. How many respond, when the last mystery concludes, whether the visit to Lourdes disrupted the plan: there is no record of these details.