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The Ministry of the Catholic “SuperAgers”

The Catholic Exchange | When Betty Jo Feldhaus learned that the Rosary Team was scouting for volunteers, she gladly signed up. She was already well-versed with a local Rosary Team accompanying memory care patients at Juniper Village in Louisville, Colorado. The Rosary Team had been there for her husband Jerry during his residency from 2019 to 2020, when he passed.

Currently 85, she now volunteers for that very prayer group. She’s a “SuperAger” in my book.

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Set the Captives Free!

Catholic Stand | Throughout the United States, over 600 volunteers have dedicated themselves to setting captives free. They set seniors free from the captivity of spiritual isolation during their frequent visits, bringing them joy, companionship and hope.

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Knights of Columbus Support The Rosary Team in Answer to Pope’s Call to Care for the Forgotten

Denver Catholic | Harry and Susan Grace had just finished praying the Rosary with volunteers from The Rosary Team — Paul Driscoll and Henry Paddock — alongside fellow residents at Brookdale Senior Living in Denver, when Harry, a lifelong Knight of Columbus, offered a simple but striking observation:

“Without The Rosary Team volunteers here, there would be no prayers at all.”

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This Father’s Day, A Denver Dad and His Daughter Show What Prayerful Love to the Forgotten Looks Like

Denver Catholic | For over two years, Scott Hudson and his 23-year-old daughter, Lindsay Hudson, have been faithfully volunteering with The Rosary Team, leading the rosary with residents at Anthem Memory Care in Westminster. What began as a personal desire to serve has grown into a deeply meaningful ministry, one that not only blesses the elderly they visit but also continues to deepen their faith and relationship.

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‘My first Hail Mary in 45 years’: Rosary Team brings prayer to memory care residents

Catholic News Agency | Teresa Rodriguez was working as a hospice nurse, seeing patients at a memory care facility, when she realized that her patients were not being offered any spiritual services. While speaking with a patient and the patient’s husband one day, the idea was proposed of organizing a time to pray the rosary. Rodriguez immediately decided to make that happen.

Your gift brings prayer to souls in their final years.