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Catholic Christianity: Living the Catholic Life

Popular piety: the Rosary, Eucharistic adoration and the Stations of the Cross

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The Rosary and its mysteries, Eucharistic adoration, the Stations of the Cross and when they are prayed, Catechism 1674 to 1676 on piety and liturgy, and Protestant and Orthodox responses.

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What is popular piety?

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What is the Rosary?

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What are the mysteries of the Rosary?

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    What is popular piety?

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    Popular piety is devotion that grows from the faith of ordinary Catholics, outside the official liturgy. Examples include the Rosary, processions and pilgrimages.

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    What is the Rosary?

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    The Rosary is a set of prayers counted on a string of beads while meditating on the lives of Jesus and Mary. Each decade has one Our Father, ten Hail Marys and one Glory Be.

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    What are the mysteries of the Rosary?

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    The mysteries are events from the lives of Jesus and Mary that Catholics reflect on while praying. The four sets are the Joyful, Sorrowful, Glorious and Luminous Mysteries.

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    Why might a Catholic pray the Rosary?

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    The Rosary helps Catholics meditate on the Gospel with Mary as their guide. The rhythm of repeated prayer can bring calm and focus.

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    What is Eucharistic adoration?

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    Eucharistic adoration is prayer before the consecrated Host, often displayed in a monstrance on the altar. Catholics believe Christ is truly present in the Host.

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    Why do Catholics practise Eucharistic adoration?

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    Adoration lets Catholics spend time in silent prayer with Christ, who is really present. Adoration extends the worship of the Mass into the rest of the week.

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