Rosary Offline 1.18

The text version of the rosary is now accessible for those seeking to deepen their spiritual practice, offering the ability to pray the scriptural rosary in various settings, including offline.

Users can select the appropriate mystery corresponding to the day of the week and interact with a user-friendly interface designed to mimic the experience of using real rosary beads—simply press the plus button to proceed. If an incorrect selection is made, the back button allows for easy correction.

The Scriptural Rosary serves to enhance meditation on key moments in the narrative of salvation. It comprises twenty mysteries categorized into four groups: the five Joyful Mysteries (recited on Mondays and Saturdays), five Luminous Mysteries (on Thursdays), five Sorrowful Mysteries (on Tuesdays and Fridays), and five Glorious Mysteries (on Wednesdays and Sundays). Notably, during Christmas, Joyful Mysteries are recited on Sundays, while Sorrowful Mysteries are designated for Sundays in Lent.

1. Make the Sign of the Cross and recite the “Apostles’ Creed.”
2. Pray the “Our Father.”
3. Offer three “Hail Marys” for Faith, Hope, and Charity.
4. Say the “Glory Be.”
5. Announce the First Mystery and recite the “Our Father.”
6. Meditate on the Mystery while saying ten “Hail Marys.”
7. Conclude with a “Glory Be” (Optional: include the “O My Jesus” prayer as requested by Mary at Fatima).
8. Proceed to announce the Second Mystery; repeat steps two through six for subsequent Mysteries.
9. Conclude with “Hail Holy Queen” and its accompanying verse.
10. Recite a “Final Prayer.”
11. Make the “Sign of the Cross.”

Additional prayers included in this version comprise a Deliverance prayer against Evil, intercessions from Saints John Vianney, Seraphim of Sarov, Charbel Makhlouf, guidance on receiving the Holy Spirit, Stations of the Cross, St. Bridget prayers, as well as foundational prayers such as The Apostles’ and Nicene Creeds, Hail Holy Queen, Ten Commandments, St. Michael the Archangel prayers, among others.

In Version 1.15, a text-to-speech feature has been added to enhance accessibility; users can simply open a prayer and tap the play button located in the top right corner for an audio experience.