The Our Father blog
Prayer, the Rosary and the Catholic faith
Clear, practical guides to praying the Rosary, reading Scripture and growing closer to God, written for real life.

How to Pray the Rosary: A Simple Step-by-Step Guide
Learn how to pray the Rosary step by step: every prayer in order, how the beads work, which mysteries to pray each day, and tips for beginners.

How to Get Closer to God: 10 Practical Steps That Actually Help
How do I get closer to God? Ten practical, Catholic-rooted steps: daily prayer, Scripture, the sacraments, silence, the Rosary and small habits that last.

The Best Rosary Apps for iPhone in 2026, Honestly Compared
An honest comparison of the best Rosary apps for iPhone in 2026, free and paid: guided audio, offline prayer, privacy, price, and which one fits you.

All Souls’ Day: Prayers for the Dead and Why Catholics Pray Them
Prayers for All Souls’ Day and the month of November: Eternal Rest, Psalm 130 and the Rosary for the dead, plus why Catholics pray for those who have died.

The Mysteries of the Rosary: Which to Pray Each Day
All twenty mysteries of the Rosary (Joyful, Luminous, Sorrowful and Glorious) with the day to pray each set, the Scripture behind them and their fruits.

Rosary Prayers: The Complete Words of Every Prayer
The full words of every Rosary prayer in order: Sign of the Cross, Apostles’ Creed, Our Father, Hail Mary, Glory Be, Fatima Prayer and Hail, Holy Queen.

How to Start a Prayer Journal (With 30 Prompts to Begin)
How to start a prayer journal that you’ll actually keep: what to write, four simple formats, and 30 Christian prayer journal prompts for beginners.

How to Grow Closer to God When You Feel Far Away
Feel distant from God? Why it happens, what the saints learned in dry seasons, and gentle, practical steps to grow closer to God again.

How Long Does It Take to Pray the Rosary?
A full Rosary takes about 15 to 20 minutes; one decade takes 3 to 4. Real timings, what changes the length, and how to fit the Rosary into a busy day.

Catholic Bible vs. Protestant Bible: Why Are There 73 Books?
Why the Catholic Bible has 73 books and Protestant Bibles have 66: the seven deuterocanonical books, where they came from, and how to read them today.