The Anglican Rosary

The following is an example of how the writtings and prayers of Holy men and women can inspire prayers for use with the Anglican Rosary. Francis of Assisi was considered a very prayerful person. He would often be found alone  wrapped in the ecstasy of prayer.  His prayers have inspired many. This Franciscan inspired prayer uses many of Francis’ well known prayers and devotions. Read the rest of this entry »

I wrote the following prayer before going to bed with a series of examples of prayers throughout the day for use by young people. It was inspired while preparing to lead a session on Anglican prayer beads with year 11 students at All Souls St Gabriels School; which we recently introduced as part of our visit to ASSG. Read the rest of this entry »

An example of how prayer books can be an inspiration for writing prayers for use with the Anglican Rosary. Simple prayers and responses from evening prayer (The Daily Office SSF ) have been used to fit with the rhythm of prayer of the Anglican Rosary for use in night prayer. Read the rest of this entry »

I wrote the following prayer for use at the end of the day to go with a series of examples of prayers throughout the day for use by young people. It was inspired while preparing to lead a session on Anglican prayer beads with year 11 students at All Souls St Gabriels School; which we recently introduced as part of our visit to ASSG. Read the rest of this entry »

An example of how prayer books can be an inspiration for writing prayers for use with the Anglican Rosary. Simple prayers and responses from evening prayer (The Daily Office SSF ) have been used to fit with the rhythm of prayer of the Anglican Rosary for use in morning prayer. Read the rest of this entry »

I wrote the following prayer for use in the middle of the day to go with a series of examples of prayers throughout the day for use by young people. It was inspired while preparing to lead a session on Anglican prayer beads with year 11 students at All Souls St Gabriels School; which we recently introduced as part of our visit to ASSG. Read the rest of this entry »

This is an example of how traditional prayers of the Church can be adapted to the rhythm of the Anglican Rosary. The Angelus is traditionally said morning, noon and evening. It is used here as an option for a prayer to be said at midday. Read the rest of this entry »