Rosary Prayer Circle

Rosary Prayer Circle

This is the TRG’s take on the Way of the Rose Circle, as outlined by Clark & Perdita Finn. We follow the “Five Petals” as outlined at https://wayoftherose.org

The only requirement is a willingness to pray the rosary for our heart’s desire, to petition Mary, and to support others in doing the same. We will pray the rosary out loud together, reciting its words in unison. Individual members are invited to follow their conscience with regard to the precise wording of the prayers. This need not affect the overall harmonizing of the groups’ recitation.

There will be space to take turns sharing our petitions for our hearts’ desires. The requests that we bring to Her can be for ourselves, as well as for others.

The Rosary Prayer Circle:

-is leaderless. A member may sponsor a meeting, but there are no teachers, experts, or authorities. Once the meeting format has been established, any member may lead it.

-is inclusive. Everyone is welcome at every meeting. Anyone may attend regardless of religious/spiritual belief, gender, orientation, race, or otherwise. We hold no specific religion as the core essence of this practice. Instead, the focus of our fellowship remains on Our Lady and Her beads, cultivating relationship and devotion to Her.

-is a place to pray for our heart’s desire. We do not support outside causes—religious, political, humanitarian, or otherwise—that might divert us from our own petitions.

-is free. We may pass the hat to cover special expenses, but no contribution will ever be required, and registration is always appreciated.

Rosary Prayer Circle is the second Monday night of every month. Led by Alia Sove.

Links & Tags

Temple of the Rebel Goddess

Rosary Prayer Circle is taking place at Temple of the Rebel Goddess, which is located at 400 Linden Ave in Dayton. Temple of the Rebel Goddess - Imagine a self-serve sacred coffee shop, where everything is donation based, and where you can cultivate your relationship to the Divine. Do your work, your art, or offer devotion to the deities.