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Rosary Guide

Today’s mysteries, bead by bead, in English and Latin, with sacred art for each decade.

Marble sculpture of the Annunciation: the Virgin Mary and the angel Gabriel with lilies.
Screens

From the Home Screen

Today’s mysteries, then the beads.

Home Screen · Light
Night home with Joyful Mysteries
Home · Night
Day home with Glorious Mysteries
Home · Day
Opening prayers: the Sign of the Cross, with Next and English selected
Opening prayers
Bilingual Our Father prayer
Prayer · English and Latin
Mystery screen for the Presentation
Mystery & scripture
How it guides

A path that can be kept

Today’s mysteries are selected. Each bead is marked. You can leave and return without losing the place.

Today

Already chosen

The mysteries of the day are selected for you, according to the traditional weekly cycle. All four sets remain available when you wish to choose.

Place

Bead by bead

A drawn rosary keeps the current bead. If a Rosary is in progress, Continue returns you to the decade you left.

Language

English and Latin

Each prayer may be read in English, Latin, or both, with the texts shown side by side.

Decade

Art, then the beads

Each mystery is introduced with sacred art, a cited Gospel verse, and its traditional fruit, then the decade begins.

Calendar

This week

The week is shown with today’s mysteries. Upcoming Marian feast days are listed. When a feast assigns a particular set, those mysteries are used.

Return

Reminders

On the iOS application, a reminder can be set so that the day’s Rosary is not missed.

Habit

Prayer streaks

On the iOS application, days prayed are kept in a row, so a consistent habit remains visible.

Quiet

No advertisements

The application contains no advertisements and does not sell personal data.

Held for you

The order the app keeps

Opening prayers, five decades, then the closing prayers. You follow. The application keeps the place.

01

Opening

The Sign of the Cross, the Apostles’ Creed, the Our Father, the three Hail Marys, and the Glory Be are presented in order.

02

Each decade

The mystery, a verse of Scripture, and its fruit, then the Our Father, ten Hail Marys, and the Glory Be — one bead after another.

03

Closing

The traditional closing prayers follow the fifth decade. The Rosary is complete when the last of them is said.

Developer

Rosary Guide is developed and published by Xult.

Support

For assistance, use Support.

iOS

A native application is being prepared for the App Store. It is purpose built for the device, with added features such as reminders, prayer streaks, and more. Until it is listed, the web guide is at rosaryguide.app.