Uploaded April 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
We invite you to hear Fr. Timothy Danaher, O.P., chaplain of Aquinas House at Dartmouth College, as he reflects on the Holy Rosary and leads us in prayer through the Dominican Rosary Pilgrimage Novena. Join us in uniting your intentions with ours as we prepare for the Pilgrimage.
Fr. Timothy describes the Rosary as something both deeply human and deeply divine—rooted in nature and in the history of the Church. From children intuitively recognizing prayer, to monastic life shaped by rhythm and labor, to the Dominican tradition of praying with beads in common life, the Rosary emerges as a prayer woven into the lived experience of the Church across the centuries.
He offers a striking analogy to a four-day golf tournament in April, where each day builds on the last, much like the four sets of mysteries of the Rosary. Together, they form a complete spiritual journey centered on Christ, with Mary at our side.
Join us in praying the Dominican Rosary Pilgrimage Novena and prepare your heart for the 2026 Dominican Rosary Pilgrimage on September 26, 2026 in Washington, DC.
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We invite you to hear Fr. Timothy Danaher, O.P., chaplain of Aquinas House at Dartmouth College, as he reflects on the Holy Rosary and leads us in prayer through the Dominican Rosary Pilgrimage Novena. Join us in uniting your intentions with ours as we prepare for the Pilgrimage.
Fr. Timothy describes the Rosary as something both deeply human and deeply divine—rooted in nature and in the history of the Church. From children intuitively recognizing prayer, to monastic life shaped by rhythm and labor, to the Dominican tradition of praying with beads in common life, the Rosary emerges as a prayer woven into the lived experience of the Church across the centuries.
He offers a striking analogy to a four-day golf tournament in April, where each day builds on the last, much like the four sets of mysteries of the Rosary. Together, they form a complete spiritual journey centered on Christ, with Mary at our side.
Join us in praying the Dominican Rosary Pilgrimage Novena and prepare your heart for the 2026 Dominican Rosary Pilgrimage on September 26, 2026 in Washington, DC.
Subscribe for more Rosary reflections, pilgrimages, and Dominican prayer.
Learn more about the Dominican Rosary Pilgrimage: rosarypilgrimage.org
Support the Pilgrimage: rosarypilgrimage.org/donate
Watch more pilgrimage videos: media.dominicanfriars.org
Follow the Dominican Rosary Pilgrimage:
Facebook: facebook.com/dominicanrosary
Instagram: instagram.com/dominicanrosary
X: https://x.com/dominicanrosary
Learn more about the Dominican Friars: dominicanfriars.org
Support the mission: dominicanfriars.org/support
Watch more from the friars: media.dominicanfriars.org
Follow us:
Facebook: facebook.com/dominicanfriars
Instagram: instagram.com/dominicanfriars
X: https://x.com/dominicanfriars
