The World World Rosary will be held in Peru in the cities of Lima, Arequipa and Piura This May. Women from all over the country are invited to participate in this day of public prayer to make visible the power of the Holy Rosary.
Esther Gómez, one of the organizers of the Peruvian edition, invited all women to participate in this day of prayer.
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“The World Women’s Rosary is a movement that seeks to make the Rosary visible as a tool to approach God, and this year, as is the month of Mary, we have special activities that include very special gifts and moments of prayer,” said ACI Press.
In Lima, the event will take place on Saturday, May 3 at 4:45 pm (local time) in the grotto of the Milagrosa Virgin Church, in the Kennedy Park of the Miraflores district. At 5:00 pm the Holy Mass will be held, followed by confessions at 6:00 pm In addition, Gómez informs that stamps and rosaries will be given to the attendees.
The organizer added that this edition will have a special intention for the Church: “We invite all the women of Lima to join this Rosary Mariano for the month of Mary, in which we will especially ask the Holy Spirit to illuminate the new conclave to be held next week. We want the best for Lima, for Peru and for the entire Catholic Church.”
In Arequipa, the Rosary will also pray on May 3, at 8:30 am, in the Plaza San Francisco, an emblematic place for Arequipa.
Finally, in Piura, the Prayer Day will be held on Monday, May 13, in honor of the Virgin of Fatima. The appointment is at 6:00 pm in the Plaza de Armas, where an image of the Virgin Mary of La Paz de Medjugorje will be raffled among the attendees. In addition, there will be sale of Catholic books and religious objects at special prices.
The World Women’s Rosary Movement, which was born in Colombia, has a presence in 41 countries, and aims to show the power of the Rosary as a public community prayer. This year, many more women are expected to join this call to prayer.
Diego López Marina
I was born in 1991. I have a degree in Communication Sciences. Since 2015 I work as a digital journalist. I started my career in the newspaper El Comercio in Peru. In 2016, I began as editor in ACI Press and I perform as a web editor since 2018. From 2024, I write the Newsletter for Social Media. I specialize in Catholic news focused on the defense of life and family, international politics, technology, popular culture and the Vatican.