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Rosary mysteries by day: printable weekly chart

Use this weekly chart to find a customary mystery group, then follow the five mysteries in order. It is a reading reference you can print or keep as a CSV, without an account or app. Devotional practice can vary, especially on Sundays.

Weekly mystery-group reference

Rosary mysteries by day: printable weekly chart
DayCustomary mystery group
MondayJoyful
TuesdaySorrowful
WednesdayGlorious
ThursdayLuminous
FridaySorrowful
SaturdayJoyful
SundayJoyful in Advent; Sorrowful in Lent; Glorious otherwise (USCCB practice; may vary)

This is an independent reading reference. Source links do not imply affiliation with or endorsement by the named Catholic organizations.

How to use this resource

  1. Choose the day and mystery group. The chart is a customary guide, not a requirement that prevents you choosing a different group.
  2. Find the five mysteries for that group below. Announce or read the next mystery before its decade.
  3. Use your own Rosary and prayer text. For each decade, follow one Our Father, ten Hail Marys and one Glory Be as described in the linked USCCB guide.
  4. If you stop, write your mystery group, decade and place on a separate note so you can return to the same point.

The downloadable CSV matches the printed table. It has no formulas and is not an app-import file. Entered browser-tool data, when offered, has its own download button.

The five mysteries in each group

Joyful: Annunciation; Visitation; Nativity; Presentation in the Temple; Finding in the Temple.

Luminous: Baptism in the Jordan; Wedding at Cana; Proclamation of the Kingdom; Transfiguration; Institution of the Eucharist.

Sorrowful: Agony in the Garden; Scourging at the Pillar; Crowning with Thorns; Carrying of the Cross; Crucifixion.

Glorious: Resurrection; Ascension; Descent of the Holy Spirit; Assumption; Coronation of Mary.

Sunday and seasonal practice

The USCCB guide describes Joyful Mysteries for Sundays in Advent, Sorrowful Mysteries for Sundays in Lent, and Glorious Mysteries outside those seasons. The weekly chart’s Sunday entry is therefore a starting point; use the seasonal practice you follow.

A five-decade place marker

Write the group, then mark your place: decade 1 □ decade 2 □ decade 3 □ decade 4 □ decade 5 □. A completion mark is only your personal place marker; this page does not store prayer progress or provide audio. For the full opening and closing sequence, use the source guide linked below.

iPhone

Rosary Reading Guide

Rosary Reading Guide presents one prayer at a time, with a selectable prayer language, adjustable text and saved progress offline. It includes 19 prayer languages and 20 interface languages; it does not include audio playback.

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