"Do not be afraid; you are more valuable to God than a whole flock of sparrows." - Matthew 10:31
Rosary Club
on Instagram Live Mondays at 4pm Eastern
Please also join me in either prayer or quiet contemplation.
How to pray the rosary
Our opening intention statement
About:
After ten days of prayers for the departed in October 2021, during which we honored and connected with our loved ones on The Other Side, Mother Mary spoke, saying, "Please continue." Mother Mary is an Ascended Master, our universal mother, and available to all people. She invites the whole world to her peace, saying, "Come to me. Am I not your Divine Mother?" For more about the practice, watch this video regarding the background and what to expect in session.
Format:
Catherine goes live on Instagram TV at 4pm Eastern on Monday afternoons. Attendees can tune in live or listen to the replay, as the recordings are posted after the event on Instagram and Facebook. Catherine sets the intention for the prayers - for peace, for healing, for our departed - then recites the rosary, pausing after each section to deliver the intuitive content that comes through from Mother Mary, the spirits, and other angelic beings. Then we read the names of our departed, in loving memory, and end with a blessing.
FAQ's:
Why the rosary?
The rosary has its roots in prayers to the goddess, dating back to the dawn of life on earth. See the book The Way of the Rose: The Radical Path of the Divine Feminine Hidden in the Rosary by Clark Strand and Perdita Finn for some of the history of this. It provides structure, which is helpful for a daily practice. It is repetitive, which is supportive of meditation. The rosary is like a spiral path that leads us to the heart of God.
Refer to this link to learn how to pray the rosary.
But I'm not religious?
Mother Mary has said over and over that all people of the world are welcome to the rosary; in fact, she has asked us all to pray it. One does not have to be Catholic, Christian, or anything else to join. Some of our attendees follow along with the prayers, but others meditate or knit or sit in front of an altar. And since we get intuitive guidance throughout the practice, it has a very different feeling from what many people may remember from growing up Catholic.
What can I expect?
We have been receiving connections, messages, and guidance from the spirits of our departed, Mother Mary, other Ascended Masters, and Archangels during this practice. We pause after each section of the rosary so Catherine can say what is coming through. Usually the messaging tracks with some theme of our spiritual growth. It is always loving and supportive.
How can I add someone to the prayer list?
We have a weekly list of intentions such as the names of people in need of healing. We also have a list of names to remember our beloveds on The Other Side. Please feel free to drop me a DM or an email with the names or initials of your dear ones to be included in the intention list or the memorial.
Rosary Club
on Instagram Live Mondays at 4pm Eastern
Please also join me in either prayer or quiet contemplation.
How to pray the rosary
Our opening intention statement
About:
After ten days of prayers for the departed in October 2021, during which we honored and connected with our loved ones on The Other Side, Mother Mary spoke, saying, "Please continue." Mother Mary is an Ascended Master, our universal mother, and available to all people. She invites the whole world to her peace, saying, "Come to me. Am I not your Divine Mother?" For more about the practice, watch this video regarding the background and what to expect in session.
Format:
Catherine goes live on Instagram TV at 4pm Eastern on Monday afternoons. Attendees can tune in live or listen to the replay, as the recordings are posted after the event on Instagram and Facebook. Catherine sets the intention for the prayers - for peace, for healing, for our departed - then recites the rosary, pausing after each section to deliver the intuitive content that comes through from Mother Mary, the spirits, and other angelic beings. Then we read the names of our departed, in loving memory, and end with a blessing.
FAQ's:
Why the rosary?
The rosary has its roots in prayers to the goddess, dating back to the dawn of life on earth. See the book The Way of the Rose: The Radical Path of the Divine Feminine Hidden in the Rosary by Clark Strand and Perdita Finn for some of the history of this. It provides structure, which is helpful for a daily practice. It is repetitive, which is supportive of meditation. The rosary is like a spiral path that leads us to the heart of God.
Refer to this link to learn how to pray the rosary.
But I'm not religious?
Mother Mary has said over and over that all people of the world are welcome to the rosary; in fact, she has asked us all to pray it. One does not have to be Catholic, Christian, or anything else to join. Some of our attendees follow along with the prayers, but others meditate or knit or sit in front of an altar. And since we get intuitive guidance throughout the practice, it has a very different feeling from what many people may remember from growing up Catholic.
What can I expect?
We have been receiving connections, messages, and guidance from the spirits of our departed, Mother Mary, other Ascended Masters, and Archangels during this practice. We pause after each section of the rosary so Catherine can say what is coming through. Usually the messaging tracks with some theme of our spiritual growth. It is always loving and supportive.
How can I add someone to the prayer list?
We have a weekly list of intentions such as the names of people in need of healing. We also have a list of names to remember our beloveds on The Other Side. Please feel free to drop me a DM or an email with the names or initials of your dear ones to be included in the intention list or the memorial.