Zenit | The Holy Rosary can be a very concrete means of spiritual accompaniment, helping the sick person and sometimes their family. For some, it allows them to experience the end of life with theological hope, comfort, and closeness, alleviating suffering and beautifully accompanying others: this was the case for Warren.
Zeale | Thanks to the faithful witness and presence of volunteers from The Rosary Team, one man decided to become Catholic, the culmination of a seven-decade-long journey.
Denver Catholic | Thanks to the faithful witness and presence of volunteers from The Rosary Team, one man decided to become Catholic, the culmination of a seven-decade-long journey.
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.
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.
Catholic Connection on EWTN | Steve Ray visits to complete his series on the Unknown Sorrows of Mary. Plus, Teresa Rodriguez, founder of The Rosary discusses the importance of praying the Rosary with those in nursing homes.
Denver Catholic | After finishing the Rosary with her fellow residents and volunteers from The Rosary Team, Martha “Marty” Todd smiled with peaceful joy. Over her lifetime, she has witnessed miracles through prayer — healings in her family, conversions of loved ones and graces that could only have come from God.