Opening prayers
Begin with the Sign of the Cross, the Apostles' Creed, one Our Father, three Hail Marys, and the Glory Be.
Rose garden prayer
Rosary
The Rosary page gathers the weekly online prayer dates, the meeting place, and a short invitation for anyone who wants to pray with the parish community.
- Rhythm
- Weekly Tuesdays
- Time
- 20:00
- Place
- Google Meet
Prayers of a rosary
Prayers of the Rosary
The rosary is prayed in a steady rhythm of familiar Catholic prayers, with each decade held together by meditation on one mystery from the life of Christ.
Each decade
Announce the mystery, pray one Our Father, ten Hail Marys, and the Glory Be. Many groups also add the Fatima Prayer.
Closing prayers
After five decades, finish with the Hail Holy Queen and a closing prayer for the needs of the Church and the world.
The mysteries
The Joyful, Luminous, Sorrowful, and Glorious mysteries help the prayer stay rooted in Scripture and in the life of Jesus.
Why pray it
What the Rosary Is
The rosary is not only a string of beads. It is a simple way to pray with Mary while contemplating Jesus through Scripture, repetition, silence, and intercession.
A prayer of attention
The repeated words make space for the heart to become quiet while the mysteries give the mind a clear focus.
A prayer for real needs
Intentions can be held before God for families, the parish, the sick, the suffering, peace, and the needs people bring with them.
A prayer for beginners
You do not need to know every prayer from memory. Listening, joining the responses you know, and learning by repetition is enough.
Make one yourself
Guide to Make a Rosary
A handmade rosary can be simple: a durable cord or chain, beads you can count by touch, and a cross are enough to make a prayerful tool.
Gather materials
Use 53 smaller beads for the Hail Marys, 6 larger beads for the Our Fathers, a centerpiece or marker, a cross, and cord or wire.
Build the five decades
String ten smaller beads, then one larger bead, and repeat until the circle has five groups of ten.
Add the opening strand
Attach one larger bead, three smaller beads, one larger bead, and the cross below the circle.
Bless and use it
Tie or crimp everything securely, then bring it to prayer. You may ask a priest or deacon to bless it.
Pray it here
Pray the Rosary in this community
The parish rosary is open to people who pray every week and to people joining for the first time.
Open full calendarRosary opportunityRosary2026-07-08 at 18:00 in Neuhausen, Kirche St. Urban und VitusShared rosary with Scripture and parish intentions.Rosary opportunityRosary2026-07-15 at 18:00 in Neuhausen, Kirche St. Urban und VitusShared rosary with Scripture and parish intentions.Rosary opportunityRosary2026-07-22 at 18:00 in Neuhausen, Kirche St. Urban und VitusShared rosary with Scripture and parish intentions.Rosary opportunityRosary2026-07-29 at 18:00 in Neuhausen, Kirche St. Urban und VitusShared rosary with Scripture and parish intentions.
Upcoming dates
Rosary
A quiet Marian prayer gathering with Scripture, shared intentions, and the mysteries of the rosary.
Wednesday, July 8, 2026
Wallfahrtsrosenkranz
18:00 · Neuhausen, Kirche St. Urban und Vitus
Mittwoch der 14. Woche im Jahreskreis oder ❋ Heiliger Kilian, Bischof von Würzburg, und Gefährten, Glaubensboten, Märtyrer [um 689] (g)
Wednesday, July 15, 2026
Wallfahrtsrosenkranz
18:00 · Neuhausen, Kirche St. Urban und Vitus
In Baden: ❋ Seliger Bernhard, Markgraf von Baden, Landespatron [1458] (F) oder Mittwoch der 15. Woche im Jahreskreis oder In Hohenzollern: ❋ Seliger Bernhard, Markgraf von Baden [1458] (g) oder Heiliger Bonaventura, Ordensmann, Bischof, Kirchenlehrer [1274] (g)
Wednesday, July 22, 2026
Wallfahrtsrosenkranz
18:00 · Neuhausen, Kirche St. Urban und Vitus
Heilige Maria Magdalena, Apostelin der Apostel (F)
Wednesday, July 29, 2026
Wallfahrtsrosenkranz
18:00 · Neuhausen, Kirche St. Urban und Vitus
Hll. Marta, Maria und Lazarus (G)