All parishioners are invited to set aside 5 minutes each day to recite part of the Rosary together praying for the safety of everyone in the Parish. It is suggested that the TV and all phones be switched off. Have a simple Prayer Space set aside around which everyone can gather (table cloth, candle, crucifix or statue, holy water ). The Rosary has been a wonderful prayer for keeping the Faith alive in stressful times when people had no access to Mass. It is still a wonderful prayer. Rosary beads will be available at the church door.
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