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| − | '''Anglican prayer beads''', or the '''Anglican Rosary''' is a devotional common in the [[Anglican Communion]]. Unlike the [[Rosary]] used in [[Roman Catholic]] and [[Anglo-Catholic]] devotion which focuses on the life of Christ and the asking of the intercession of the [[Virgin Mary]], Anglican prayer beads are primarily a counting device and lack the ''corpus'' and any imagery of Mary. | + | '''Anglican prayer beads''', or the '''Anglican Rosary''', is a devotional common in the [[Anglican Communion]]. Unlike the [[Rosary]] used in [[Roman Catholic]] and [[Anglo-Catholic]] devotion, which focuses on the life of Christ and the asking of the intercession of the [[Virgin Mary]], Anglican prayer beads are primarily a counting device and lack the ''corpus'' and any imagery of Mary. |
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Latest revision as of 19:28, October 18, 2022
Anglican prayer beads, or the Anglican Rosary, is a devotional common in the Anglican Communion. Unlike the Rosary used in Roman Catholic and Anglo-Catholic devotion, which focuses on the life of Christ and the asking of the intercession of the Virgin Mary, Anglican prayer beads are primarily a counting device and lack the corpus and any imagery of Mary.