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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.

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Rosary Team Brings Faith to Holton Manor

Catholic Herald | Emma Trujillo was preparing the activity room at Elkhorn’s Holton Manor Nursing Home just before Christmas to pray the Rosary with residents. “That day, a woman was at one of the tables. I met her before; she had been raised Catholic all her life and attended Catholic school from K-12,” Trujillo said. “Let me just say, she was not too fond of her Catholic roots and unfortunately did not want anything to do with us.”

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Spreading Hope and Joy: How One Family’s Volunteering Is Uplifting Elderly Residents During the Jubilee Year

Denver Catholic | For the past three years, Caroline Campese has been bringing her children to pray the rosary with the residents of The Peaks care facility in Lafayette. A nurse practitioner turned stay-at-home mother who homeschools her five children, Campese says volunteering with The Rosary Team offers her family invaluable experiences while bringing joy to the elderly residents.

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A Mission of Prayer in the Footsteps of Our Lady of Guadalupe

Denver Catholic | Maria Cuevas and Teresa Koency pray weekly in English and Spanish on Saturday mornings at Highland Park Rehabilitation and Care Center in Aurora. Grateful for the opportunity to serve the residents through their group prayer, the pair helps residents grow in their Marian devotion, especially to Our Lady of Guadalupe, whose statue accompanies the volunteers each week.