Chapelet de Saint Michel

Rosary of Saint John of the Prince of Archangels and Cherubim

Saint John of the Prince of Archangels and Cherubim in audio, with an audio accompaniment with image that helps to count in prayer

[* The rosary of Saint Michael the Archangel, is a specific rosary of 9 beads]

The nine greetings (one Our Father + three Hail to all) are prayed, leaving for the last four recitals, one Our Father for each Archangel, and his Guardian Angel, who follows the medal, the first count is taken. Great chorister and The first greeting is prayed.) By Clevinho Maia

Prayer method:

* By using the small Rosary of Saint Michael the Archangel of the 9 pearls,

In the small account next to the medal it says:

V. God takes care of our help.

R. Lord help us and save us.

V. Glory to the Father and to the Son and to the Holy Spirit.

A. Just as it was at the beginning, now and always. Amen.

Then, leaving the four recitals that follow, the first great recital of the Rosary is taken and the first salutation is recited, Glory to the Father and to our Father, and in the three small pearls, three Salutations, as follows:

Antiphon: Glorious Saint Michael, chief and prince of the celestial armies, faithful guardian of souls, conqueror of rebellious spirits, beloved of the house of God, our admirable guide after Christ, you whose excellence and virtue are the more imminent, you deserve To free us From all evils, all those who have recourse to you in all confidence, and make, by your incomparable protection, that we advance every day in fidelity and perseverance in the service of God [Www. arcanjomiguel.net]

- Pray for us, Blessed Saint Michael, Prince of the Church of Christ.

- That we are worthy of his promises.

Let's pray:

Almighty and eternal God, who by a prodigy of goodness and mercy for the salvation of men, has chosen the glorious Holy Saint Michael the Archangel to be the prince of your Church, to make us worthy, we ask you, to be preserved From all our enemies, that at the hour of our death none of them should disturb us, but that we might be presented by him in the presence of His mighty and majestic Majesty, for the merits of Jesus- Christ our Lord. Amen.