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Jo wrote:

Hi, guys —

My friend's father died and they are having a Rosary said for him.

  • Are non-Catholics allowed to go to the Rosary?
  • If so, what do we do?

Jo

  { Are non-Catholics allowed to go to the Rosary and what do we do? }

Mary Ann replied:

Dear Jo —

My sympathies on the death of your father.

Anyone may come to a Rosary, a wake, or a Mass.

Mary Ann

Mike replied:

Dear Jo —

Along with Mary Ann, the rest of my team also extends our sympathies on the passing of your father.

Although the Rosary was first given to St. Dominic, all Christians and interested
non-Christians are welcome to pray the Rosary any time and any place. It's a Biblical prayer that focuses on the lives of Jesus, Mary and St. Joseph. They are also encouraged to pray the Rosary either:

  • privately, or
  • publicly with:
    • other Catholics
    • other non-Catholic Christians, or
    • other non-Christians, if they show an interest.

If anyone is interested in getting a FREE Rosary and learning how to pray it on a regular basis, they can easily do this by using the Google search terms "FREE Rosary beads" or just navigating to a page like this one and register to have one sent to you.

If anyone is interested in the history behind the Rosary they can check out my history page.

Hope this helps,

Mike

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