The Daily 10:00 PM Rosary Prayer Led from Lourdes
The daily Rosary prayer at 10:00 PM is organized from Lourdes, including the Gospel, liturgical readings, and a list of intentions mentioning two popes.
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The 10:00 PM Rosary prayer, organized daily from Lourdes
Every evening, precisely at 10:00 PM, the same digital scene is repeated: several individuals pray the Rosary from Lourdes, in Castilian Spanish, lasting between 25 and 30 minutes. There is no temple or bell to gather them. The service depends on a screen and a liturgical calendar that refreshes daily. On September 19, 2026, it would convene again.
A liturgical calendar renewed each day
The daily block is not limited to the Rosary. It includes the day's Gospel, the liturgical readings from Vatican News, and the homily of Father Santiago Martín, of the Franciscan Friars. The Chaplet of Divine Mercy is also included, whose ideal time is 3:00 PM, 'the hour of mercy.' Additionally, there is a collection of apocrypha from the Desert Fathers—sayings of ancient monks compiled in the 17th century by the Jesuit Heribert Rosweyde.
The intentions: two popes, life, and the tombs of the Valley of the Fallen
The list of intentions accompanying the prayer is explicit: 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 Pope Francis—for his salvation—and for Pope Leo; for the defense of life from conception to its natural end; for children, youth, and families; and for the protection of the Cross of the Valley of the Fallen and all tombs.
The 'promises' attributed to the Rosary
Alongside the mechanics of the prayer, the promises associated with Marian tradition are reproduced: protection and grace for those who pray it in faith, and an unequivocal definition of it as a 'mighty weapon against hell' that destroys vices and defends against heresies. The idea of growing hostility towards believers also circulates in the same space, with the unverified assertion that the UN is promoting a universal religion.
Seven days a week: litanies, Salve and Hail Mary sung, half an hour of Rosary, and a chaplet in the afternoon. Nearly an hour of coordinated prayer conducted in writing. The most ancient devotional practice continues to find its sanctuary on the screen.
Every evening, precisely at 10:00 PM, the same digital scene is repeated: several individuals pray the Rosary from Lourdes, in Castilian Spanish, lasting between 25 and 30 minutes. There is no temple or bell to gather them. The service depends on a screen and a liturgical calendar that refreshes daily. On September 19, 2026, it would convene again.
A liturgical calendar renewed each day
The daily block is not limited to the Rosary. It includes the day's Gospel, the liturgical readings from Vatican News, and the homily of Father Santiago Martín, of the Franciscan Friars. The Chaplet of Divine Mercy is also included, whose ideal time is 3:00 PM, 'the hour of mercy.' Additionally, there is a collection of apocrypha from the Desert Fathers—sayings of ancient monks compiled in the 17th century by the Jesuit Heribert Rosweyde.
The intentions: two popes, life, and the tombs of the Valley of the Fallen
The list of intentions accompanying the prayer is explicit: 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 Pope Francis—for his salvation—and for Pope Leo; for the defense of life from conception to its natural end; for children, youth, and families; and for the protection of the Cross of the Valley of the Fallen and all tombs.
The 'promises' attributed to the Rosary
Alongside the mechanics of the prayer, the promises associated with Marian tradition are reproduced: protection and grace for those who pray it in faith, and an unequivocal definition of it as a 'mighty weapon against hell' that destroys vices and defends against heresies. The idea of growing hostility towards believers also circulates in the same space, with the unverified assertion that the UN is promoting a universal religion.
Seven days a week: litanies, Salve and Hail Mary sung, half an hour of Rosary, and a chaplet in the afternoon. Nearly an hour of coordinated prayer conducted in writing. The most ancient devotional practice continues to find its sanctuary on the screen.
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