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rosary /ro·sa·ry/ (ro´zah-re) a structure resembling a string of beads.
rachitic rosary  see under bead.
ro·sa·ry (rz-r)
n.
An arrangement or structure that is beadlike in appearance.
Rosary
adjective Referring to periodic relatively homogeneous expansions or densities arranged in a linear fashion
noun periodic relatively homogeneous expansions or densities arranged in a linear fashion
rosary [ro´zah-re]
a structure resembling a string of beads.
rachitic rosary a succession of beadlike prominences along the costal cartilages, in rickets.
rosary
a structure resembling a string of beads.
rosary pea
see abrusprecatorius.
rachitic rosary
a succession of beadlike prominences along the costal cartilages, in rickets; caused by compression of metaphyses under pressure.
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BIG GOAL Daily rosary If you already pray the joyful mysteries on Mondays and Saturdays, the sorrowful mysteries on Tuesdays and Fridays, the glorious mysteries on Wednesdays and Sundays, and the luminous mysteries on Thursdays, congratulations.
New year, new you: stretch your soul in ten minutes a day by Gary, Heather Grennan / U.S. Catholic
Rosary Book: Joyful Mysteries Patmos Patmos Tools For Worship Shohola PA http://www.
Rosary Book: Joyful Mysteries by MBR Bookwatch
It has also become customary to meditate upon a group of mysteries on certain days of the week, unless one says the complete Rosary in a single day: the Joyful Mysteries on Mondays and Thursdays, the Sorrowful Mysteries on Tuesdays and Fridays, the Glorious Mysteries on Wednesdays and Saturdays, and the mysteries proper to the season on Sundays.
Praying the Rosary by Kussmaul, Marguerite Bourbeau / Catholic Insight
 
 
 
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