Prayer at the Heart of our Presentation Sisters

Prayer has always been a foundational element in our lives. It is though our prayer and spiritual life that we find the strength, wisdom and guidance to engage in our ministry. Prayer centers us in the loving and forgiving God and moves us into joyful service. Our Sisters’ work for justice, and compassion for the poor is grounded in Jesus’ life as written in the Gospel.

We invite you to nourish your spiritual life in the Presentation spirit! We welcome you to join us in praying the Stations of the Cross or send us your prayer intentions so we may pray for you. May you continue to nourish your spiritual life to renew your spirit and enliven Christ’s heart within you!

Praying the Rosary

The Rosary is a special set of prayers to God that helps us to remember the most important events in the lives of Mary and Jesus. The Rosary helps us to remember these principal events in the history of our salvation as we thank and praise God. There are a total of 20 Mysteries that tell the story of Mary and Jesus. These are divided into four groups of five:

The Rosary is a special set of prayers to God that helps us to remember the most important events in the lives of Mary and Jesus. The Rosary helps us to remember these principal events in the history of our salvation as we thank and praise God. There are a total of 20 Mysteries that tell the story of Mary and Jesus. These are divided into four groups of five:

Joyful Mysteries

(prayed on Monday and Saturday)

  • The annunciation to Mary that she is to be the mother of the Savior
  • The visitation of Mary to her cousin Elizabeth
  • The nativity of Jesus Christ
  • The presentation of the infant Jesus in the Temple
  • The finding of the child Jesus in the Temple

Luminous Mysteries

(prayed on Thursday)

  • Christ’s baptism in the Jordan River
  • Christ’s self-manifestation at the wedding at Cana
  • Christ’s proclamation of the Kingdom of God with his call to conversion
  • Christ’s transfiguration
  • Christ’s institution of the Eucharist

Sorrowful Mysteries

(prayed on Tuesday and Friday)

  • The agony of Christ in the garden
  • The scourging of Jesus at the pilar
  • The crowning with thorns
  • The carrying of the Cross
  • The crucifixion and death of Jesus

Glorious Mysteries

(prayed on Sunday and Wednesday)

  • The resurrection of Jesus
  • The ascension of the Lord into heaven
  • The descent of the Holy Spirit
  • The assumption of Mary into heaven
  • The coronation of Mary in heaven

View our Rosary brochure and use while praying the Rosary

(prayed on Monday and Saturday)

  • The annunciation to Mary that she is to be the mother of the Savior
  • The visitation of Mary to her cousin Elizabeth
  • The nativity of Jesus Christ
  • The presentation of the infant Jesus in the Temple
  • The finding of the child Jesus in the Temple

(prayed on Thursday)

  • Christ’s baptism in the Jordan River
  • Christ’s self-manifestation at the wedding at Cana
  • Christ’s proclamation of the Kingdom of God with his call to conversion
  • Christ’s transfiguration
  • Christ’s institution of the Eucharist

(prayed on Tuesday and Friday)

  • The agony of Christ in the garden
  • The scourging of Jesus at the pilar
  • The crowning with thorns
  • The carrying of the Cross
  • The crucifixion and death of Jesus

(prayed on Sunday and Wednesday)

  • The resurrection of Jesus
  • The ascension of the Lord into heaven
  • The descent of the Holy Spirit
  • The assumption of Mary into heaven
  • The coronation of Mary in heaven

View our Rosary brochure and use while praying the Rosary

Stations of the Cross

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