Fall in love with the Rosary again with an evening dedicated to the Rosary. Join us for a live podcast and the launch of a new Rosary book.

Do you ever struggle to pray the Rosary? Do you wish you knew how to pray the Hail Mary while simultaneously meditating upon Christ’s Mysteries?

On Friday, 30th October, we're hosting an exciting new Rosary event with Alexander Muir, author of the new CTS book, The Rosary: A Prayer Full of Grace (https://go.ctsbooks.org/rosary-book-eventbrite). Join us for a live episode of the Into the Truth podcast, hosted by Pierpaolo Finaldi, in conversation with Alexander Muir, where you'll learn the power of grace over technique in praying the Rosary.

After the podcast, you'll be able to ask all the burning questions you've ever had about the Rosary, before getting your copy of the book signed by Alexander Muir.

We look forward to seeing you at an event that we hope will change how you pray the Rosary forever.

"[This book] presents the Rosary not as a technique to be mastered, but as a prayer to be received: a grace-filled way of coming closer to the Lord Jesus in the company of His Blessed Mother."

(Archbishop John Wilson, from the Foreword for The Rosary: A Prayer Full of Grace (https://go.ctsbooks.org/rosary-book-eventbrite))

Overview of the Event

19:00 Arrivals & Drinks

19:30 Live Podcast

20:30 Q&A

21:00 Book Signings

22:00 Ends

Tickets

£10 Early Bird (Until Sunday 27th September)

£15 Standard

About the Book

The Rosary is a treasure of Catholic spirituality, but praying this great prayer deeply can be daunting. Saying the Hail Mary while reflecting on Christ’s Mysteries can feel like patting your head while rubbing your tummy: hard to do simultaneously. But when we understand the Rosary as an expression of our assent to God’s grace, the technical challenges fade away.

To develop this attitude to the graces of prayer, this book (https://go.ctsbooks.org/rosary-book-eventbrite) explores the inner workings of the Rosary, building from each line of the Hail Mary, to the Mysteries of Christ, to the pattern of Salvation that gives the Rosary its mystical shape, and finally to the beads themselves that form the physical shape of the prayer in our hands. This tour through the Rosary’s theology and practice will bring the reader a new appreciation of this beautiful, grace-filled Catholic devotion.

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