About Rosary & Mercy

Most prayer websites tell you about a prayer. We want to help you pray it: the Rosary bead by bead, the Divine Mercy Chaplet at 3 p.m., a novena day by day, with the words in front of you.

What's here

• Today's Rosary, with the mysteries chosen for the day and the liturgical season, and a counter that follows you through the beads.
• The Divine Mercy Chaplet and the Divine Mercy Novena.
• Novenas with day-by-day prayers and a tracker.
• Traditional Catholic prayers, and articles that answer the questions people actually ask.
• The complete Douay-Rheims Bible.

How we write

Our pages are written by the Rosary & Mercy editors. We check every prayer text against at least two reliable sources, and we base what we say about the faith on Scripture, the Catechism of the Catholic Church and the Church's own documents, cited by number so you can check them.

We say plainly what the Church teaches and what is only a pious tradition. When a devotion comes with a promise, we tell you where the promise comes from and whether the Church has approved it.

No page on this site claims a priest's review it hasn't had. We're working toward review by a priest; when that happens, his name will appear on the pages he has reviewed.

Corrections and contact

If you find a mistake in a prayer, a date or anything we've written, please tell us. We'd much rather fix it than leave it. Write to [email protected].