Resources
Resources to Start a Group
We have step by step instructions on how to start a group, instructional videos, links to order our books, CDs, DVDs, as well as sheet music for our theme song to name a few of the resources you will find in this section.
How to Pray the Rosary
See a diagram of how to pray the Rosary with easy pdf download. All the prayers of the Rosary are included. Also see our video with step by step instruction on how to pray the Rosary.
The Power of the Rosary
Learn why you would want to pray the Rosary and why you would want to bring your children to Our Blessed Mother
Children's Rosary Materials
View all our Children's Rosary materials which include our Children's Rosary Christmas Card Collection, Children's Rosary DVDs and Children's Rosary Retreats.
Spiritual Bouquet
Download the PDF of our Children's Rosary Spiritual Bouquets. These can be used by adults or children. This is a perfect way to thank someone by remembering them in prayer. Print the double sided sheet of nine prayer cards and cut them out. We also have Spiritual Bouquets for Our Lord and Our Lady. On special Feast days fill out the card with a decade of the rosary or act of penance to show your love.
Ideas from Children's Rosary Groups
Over the years Children's Rosary group leaders have shared their creative ideas to further engage their groups. See different ideas profiled by clicking below. The photo shown here depicts one group's idea of including remembrance cards from loved ones who have passed at their Children's Rosary meeting held in November. Additionally they also featured saints on a poster in honor of All Saints Day.
Children's Rosary Retreats
Make a Personal Consecration to Jesus through Mary
A 33 Day retreat of entrustment to Jesus through the Blessed Mother of ourselves and all we have. The retreat uses the book Child Consecration: To Jesus through Mary—Following in the Spirit of St. Thérèse, the Little Flower.
40 Day Retreat on Suffering
The book "A Soul Prepared through Suffering" is a forty day retreat which allows a soul to see that suffering is a gift and treasure of grace. For it was God who chose suffering to show his ultimate love for us. As John revealed, “For greater love has no one than this: to lay down one’s life for one’s friend” (Jn 15:13).