bu başlık kişiye özel bir başlıktır
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bugün tesadüf eseri çok ilginç bir şey öğrendim.
normalde ben meryem ana sunağında mum yakar ve önce
"Selam sana, Allah’ın en sevgili kulu Meryem,
Rab seninledir.
Kadınların en mübareği Sen’sin
Ve mübarektir Sen’in evladın İsa."
der, kendisine iletmek istediklerimi iletir ve ardından
"Aziz Meryem, Allah’ın annesi,
Biz günahkârlar için
Şimdi ve ölüm saatimizde dua eyle. Amin."
şeklinde duanın tamamını bitirirdim.
meğer benim yaptığım şey zaten katoliklerin çok eskiden beri yaptığı bir uygulamaymış.
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The centre of gravity in the Hail Mary, the hinge as it were which joins its two parts, is the name of Jesus. Sometimes, in hurried recitation, this centre of gravity can be overlooked, and with it the connection to the mystery of Christ being contemplated. Yet it is precisely the emphasis given to the name of Jesus and to his mystery that is the sign of a meaningful and fruitful recitation of the Rosary.
Pope Paul VI drew attention, in his Apostolic Exhortation Marialis Cultus, to the custom in certain regions of highlighting the name of Christ by the addition of a clause referring to the mystery being contemplated. This is a praiseworthy custom, especially during public recitation. It gives forceful expression to our faith in Christ, directed to the different moments of the Redeemer's life. It is at once a profession of faith and an aid in concentrating our meditation, since it facilitates the process of assimilation to the mystery of Christ inherent in the repetition of the Hail Mary.
- Pope St. John Paul II, Rosarium Virginis Mariae, par. 33.
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201. The custom of making an insertion in the recitation of the Hail Mary, which is an ancient one that has not completely disappeared, has often been recommended by the Pastors of the Church since it encourages meditation and the concurrence of mind and lips.
Insertions of this nature would appear particularly suitable for the repetitive and meditative character of the Rosary. It takes the form of a relative clause following the name of Jesus and refers to the mystery being contemplated. The meditation of the Rosary can be helped by the choice of a short clause of a Scriptural and Liturgical nature, fixed for every decade.
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