Pray Along

Pray the Rosary along with a guide

Sometimes the best help to begin is to pray alongside someone else. Below are the full sets of mysteries from three channels — each with a different voice and pace. Tap a card to open the video in a quiet player on this page.

Ascension Presents · Fr. Mike Schmitz

Fr. Mike Schmitz prays each set of mysteries paired with sacred art — reverent, scripture-rooted, and steady.

joyful
The Joyful Mysteries
Ascension Presents · Fr. Mike Schmitz
sorrowful
The Sorrowful Mysteries
Ascension Presents · Fr. Mike Schmitz
glorious
The Glorious Mysteries
Ascension Presents · Fr. Mike Schmitz
luminous
The Luminous Mysteries
Ascension Presents · Fr. Mike Schmitz

Bishop Robert Barron · Bishop Robert Barron

Bishop Robert Barron leads each set of mysteries with clear, contemplative reflection — measured and rooted in scripture.

joyful
The Joyful Mysteries
Bishop Robert Barron · Bishop Robert Barron
sorrowful
The Sorrowful Mysteries
Bishop Robert Barron · Bishop Robert Barron
glorious
The Glorious Mysteries
Bishop Robert Barron · Bishop Robert Barron
luminous
The Luminous Mysteries
Bishop Robert Barron · Bishop Robert Barron

Catholic Minute · Ken Yasinski

Ken Yasinski leads a calm, steady rosary that is easy to pray along with — good for daily use.

joyful
The Joyful Mysteries
Catholic Minute · Ken Yasinski
sorrowful
The Sorrowful Mysteries
Catholic Minute · Ken Yasinski
glorious
The Glorious Mysteries
Catholic Minute · Ken Yasinski
luminous
The Luminous Mysteries
Catholic Minute · Ken Yasinski
All in one
All Mysteries (20 decades)
Catholic Minute · Ken Yasinski

My Mother Mary

A quiet, prayerful version of the rosary — simple, devotional, and unhurried.

joyful
The Joyful Mysteries
My Mother Mary
sorrowful
The Sorrowful Mysteries
My Mother Mary
glorious
The Glorious Mysteries
My Mother Mary
luminous
The Luminous Mysteries
My Mother Mary

A note before you begin

The Rosary is one prayer with many voices. If a particular guide helps you pray more deeply, return to it. If your attention strays, come back gently — Our Lady is patient. The point is not perfection; the point is presence.