There are various forms of prayer appear in the Bible with the most common form being petition. This is the simplest form of prayer. It has been termed the "social approach" to prayer. Under petition, a person confronts God in prayer directly, to ask for their needs to be fulfilled. God may or may not choose to answer. This is the primary approach to prayer found in the New Testament and most of the Church writings.
What should we pray and on what day. Below is a brief table:
Day | Dedication | Rosary Mystery commonly prayed: |
Sunday | Resurrection of the Holy and Undivided Trinity | Glorious |
Monday | The Holy Ghost and Souls in Purgatory | Joyful |
Tuesday | Holy Angels | Sorrowful |
Wednesday | Saint Joseph | Glorious |
Thursday | The Blessed Sacrament | Joyful |
Friday | Christ's Passion and His Sacred Heart | Sorrowful |
Saturday | The Blessed Virgin and her Immaculate Heart. | Glorious |
Month | Dedicated to: |
January | The Holy Name and Childhood of Jesus |
February | The Holy Family |
March | Saint Joseph |
April | The Blessed Sacrament |
May | Mary |
June | Sacred Heart of Jesus |
July | The Precious Blood |
August | Immaculate Heart of Mary |
September | Seven Dolours (or Sorrows) of Mary |
October | The Holy Rosary (or the Holy Angels) |
November | Souls in Purgatory |
December | The Immaculate Conception |
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