Daily Rosary at 10:00 PM: 25-30 Minutes with Intentions

The recitation of the Rosary is called daily at 10:00 PM and lasts between 25 and 30 minutes. Its list of intentions includes two popes and the Cross of the Valley of the Fallen.

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Daily Rosary at 10:00 PM: 25-30 Minutes with Intentions
Daily Rosary at 10:00 PM: Half an hour and a list of intentions

The prayer service resumes its fixed schedule on Monday, September 21, 2026. The daily Rosary recitation held online is timed to a maximum of 25 or 30 minutes. It is prayed in Castilian, incorporating litanies, the Salve, and a sung Hail Mary. Each piece is linked to its source.

What time and how long does the daily Rosary take?

At 10:00 PM and between 25 and 30 minutes. The service functions as a mailing list: those who wish to be called prayer are welcomed, those wishing to withdraw are notified, and each session is addressed by screen name to dozens of people. The day's text is accompanied by the liturgical texts, Father Santiago Martín’s homily, and links to the previous day's Gospel.

From Pope Francis to the Valley of the Fallen: what is requested in the list

The roll call of intentions mixes the devotional and the political: reparation for offenses against God, against the Sacred Heart of Jesus, and against the Immaculate Heart of Mary; prayer for priests and their families; for children, youth, and families; and for the defense of life 'from conception to its natural end.' Two pontiffs appear, Pope Francis—with the addendum 'for his salvation'—and Pope Leon. The closing requests protection for the Cross of the Valley of the Fallen 'and all crosses.' The complete list, including promises attributed to Marian apparitions, is reproduced in the service.

A Daily Library: Homily, Liturgy, and Desert Fathers

The spiritual menu is supplied by fixed sources: the homily of the Franciscan Friars, the liturgical texts published by Vatican News, the axioms of the Desert Fathers hosted on surco.org, and at 3:00 PM, the Chaplet of Divine Mercy, because that is 'the hour when Jesus gave his life for us.' Among the promises cited is one particularly profound: 'The Rosary is a powerful weapon against going to hell; it will destroy vices and lessen sins.' And a counterpoint of mercy, in the words of one participant quoting the Gospel: 'I have not come to call the righteous, but sinners.'

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