“One Million Children Praying the Rosary” with Pope Leo XIV

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JOIN US LIVE FROM THE VATICAN | OCTOBER 1 AT 11 AM 
🙏 Divine Mercy Plus invites you to join us via livestream on October 1 at 11 AM as we prayerfully launch the Month of the Holy Rosary in union with Pope Leo XIV and children gathered in the Vatican Gardens. This beautiful occasion marks the beginning of “One Million Children Praying the Rosary,” a worldwide initiative of Aid to the Church in Need that brings children, families, schools, parishes, and Christian communities together in prayer for peace and unity throughout the world. 

✨ Join Divine Mercy Plus LIVE 
📅 October 1 
⏰ 11:00 AM 
📍 Livestream from the Vatican Whether you pray the entire Rosary or simply one decade, we invite you, your family, your schools and parishes  to be part of this worldwide chain of prayer. Come pray with us as we begin the Month of the Rosary together! 🌹🙏

Downloadable materials: https://acninternational.org/millionchildrenpraying/#materials

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