The mysteries of the day, each with its Scripture passage and a short meditation. The beads move with you and the words light up as you pray. Free, always.
Today’s mysteries · Saturday
Joyful Mysteries
The Annunciation
The Visitation
The Nativity
The Presentation in the Temple
The Finding in the Temple
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Today’s mysteries
The app picks the mysteries by weekday: Joyful, Sorrowful, Glorious or Luminous.
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Rooted in Scripture
Each mystery opens with its Bible passage and a short meditation.
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Never lose your place
The beads show where you are and the Hail Mary lights up word by word. Pick up anytime.
How to pray it with Prayority
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Open Pray and tap Holy Rosary: today’s mysteries are ready.
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Choose the sacred music you like, or pray in silence.
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Meditate on each passage and move decade by decade.
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If you’re interrupted, the app remembers where you stopped.
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What is the Holy Rosary?
The Rosary is a Catholic prayer that walks through the life of Jesus with Mary. On a string of beads, you meditate on a “mystery” from the Gospel while praying an Our Father, ten Hail Marys and a Glory Be. Five mysteries make one Rosary; there are twenty in all.
It is a Catholic devotion. If you belong to another tradition, Prayority also has the Lord’s Prayer, the Psalms and the Jesus Prayer; the Rosary comes first for those who choose the Catholic tradition.
Mysteries by day
Since 2002 this is the most common custom, and Prayority follows it:
Monday and Saturday: Joyful mysteries
Tuesday and Friday: Sorrowful mysteries
Wednesday and Sunday: Glorious mysteries
Thursday: Luminous mysteries
Quiet prayer with beautiful music
Pray with Gregorian chant such as the Salve Regina or the Magnificat, with Bach, or with no music at all. No ads, no artificial voices: you pray, and the text keeps you company.
