For grown-ups

This app helps children pray the Rosary. It follows a content standard: we illustrate the mysteries, we guide the prayers, we never simulate the supernatural.

• A narrator is the only guide and leads every prayer. The prayers are the Church's standard texts.
• Jesus, Mary, the angels and saints appear only in scenes of the mysteries, and Mary as a devotional picture in the opening garden (smiling, hands open, like Our Lady of Grace). They never speak to your child, answer prayers, or react to them. Any words they "say" are Scripture's, shown with the reference.
• "Rosary" means a garden or crown of roses. During each decade a rose opens for each Hail Mary, framing the mystery in a garland. It marks your place; it isn't a reward.
• Mysteries from the Church's tradition (the Assumption and Coronation) are introduced as tradition, not as scenes recorded in the Bible.
• There are no scores, streaks or rewards. The beads only keep your place.
• The Sorrowful Mysteries are told gently, without wounds or violence shown.

Once a mystery begins it plays by itself. The pause button holds everything; the ✕ goes back. Background sound (quiet, garden birdsong, soft music or harp) is chosen with the mysteries; the music is made in the browser and dips under the narrator.