WASHINGTON DC – Sunday, October 6, 2024
The 54 day Novena for Our Nation concludes with Rosary Coast to Coast featuring hundreds of Rosary Rallies across the country.
This year in 2024, the October 7th Feast of Our Lady of the Rosary falls on Monday, Oct. 7. We will not have the opportunity to gather in prayer on the actual feast day, the National Rosary Rally will be held on Siunday October 6th at our nation’s capitol. Rosary Coast to Coast rallies are encouraged to also take place on Sunday, October 6th. Resources are available to support both dates – Click Here.
Rosary Coast to Coast is anchored by the National Rosary Rally at the US Capitol.
The 2024 National Rosary Rally will take place on Sunday, October 6, starting with the National Eucharistic Procession from St. Peter’s Catholic Church on Capitol Hill to the rally site at the eastern edge of the National Mall at 3rd Street facing the US Capitol.
This year our focus is going to be on prayer, with having an intention and short reflection before each decade of the Rosary instead of a rally talk. Rosaries will be prayed along with intentions that include: respect for life at all stages of development, especially the unborn; the sanctity of marriage and families based upon God’s creation of man and woman; upholding constitutionally protected religious freedom; and the return of our nation to God and Holiness. The Glorious Mysteries of the Rosary will be prayed simultaneously across the nation with Rosary Coast to Coast at 4:00 pm.
Nationally renowned speakers including a Bishop, Priests, a consecrated religious Sister and laypeople will address these intentions. Fr. Richard Heilman clarifies: “Importantly, this is not intended to be a political event. Our hope is to influence the direction of our country through prayer”.
“I wholeheartedly endorse the Novena for Our Nation and the Rosary Rally… I urge as many as are able to participate in these great spiritual works for the sake of our entire nation.”
Cardinal Raymond Burke
“May there arise a new movement of people who couragiously will pray the Rosary in public places. May “Rosary Coast to Coast” bring to all citizens of the United States, to the peopel people with governmental responsibilities, to all faithfull Catholics, to priests and bishops a spiritual grace-filled rain of roses.”
Bishop Athanasius Schneider
“I am 100% supportive of the Rosary Coast to Coast movement! Our world is in major trouble and we need to turn to the prayer that Our Lady has most insistently asked us to pray in all of her recent approved apparitions: the holy rosary.”
Fr. Donald Calloway MIC, Author, Consecration to St. Joseph and Champions of the Rosary
“This 54 day Novena and the Rosary Rally are all part of the effort we need to end preborn child killing and attacks on marriage and the family.”
Fr. Richard Heilman, President of the Holy League
National Eucharistic Procession Map
The Rally will be on the National Mall across from Union Square
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National Rosary Rally 2024 save the date flyer
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Join our Live Stream on Oct 6 more details to come.
SCHEDULE:
Assemble starting at 12:00 pm at St. Peter’s on Capitol Hill – 313 2nd St SE, Washington, DC 20003. If unable to participate in the Eucharistic Procession, go directly to the rally site by 1:30 pm at Union Square in front of the US Capitol Reflection Pool.
- 1:30 pm – Start assembling at St. Peter’s on Capitol Hill
- 1:35 pm – Exposition
- 2:00 pm – National Eucharistic Procession departs St. Peter’s praying the Litany of the Saints
- 3:00 pm – Benediction at the rally site at Union Square on Capitol Hill, Rosary Rally Starts.
- 4:00 pm – Glorious Mysteries of the Rosary prayed simultaneously with Rosary Coast to Coast rallies across the country
- 4:20 pm – Close – Fr. Richard Heilman
- 4:25 pm – God Bless America sung by Anna Little, Esq.
- 4:30 pm – National Rosary Rally concludes
PARKING AND INFORMATION:
Buses: Drop off at the Arboretum and park at Union Station.
Cars: Search National Mall and Museums parking and Capitol Hill parking for additional options.
Bring your own chairs. blankets etc. Restrooms will available at the Arboretum and Native American Museum. Dress for the weather.
NATIONAL ROSARY RALLY SPEAKERS
Fr Stephen Imbarrato
Fr. Stephen Imbarrato, an anti-abortion activist, is a retired priest of the Archdiocese of Santa Fe, New Mexico who now lives full time in Florida. Fr Stephen celebrates a live stream Mass daily as well as a daily live stream broadcast of prayer and commentary seen by thousands of people worldwide. All of his social media platforms can be accessed at Protestchildkilling.com. Fr Stephen can still be seen periodically on EWTN where he has preached many times over the years and cohosted the “Defending Life” show. Fr Stephen sees abortion as the mass murder of the pre-born and believes that we can only abolish abortion by recognizing constitutional personhood at conception.
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Fr. Richard Heilman
Father Richard M. Heilman is a priest for the Diocese of Madison. He is a past Wisconsin State Chaplain for the Knights of Columbus. Father Heilman founded an apostolate for men’s faith formation called the Knights of Divine Mercy. Fr. Heilman is a leader, with Cardinal Burke, of the Catholic men’s movement, “The Holy League.” He is the author of the Church Militant Field Manual. He has also authored seven other books, calling men, especially, to ”Special Forces Training for the Life of Christ.” Inspired by St. Maximilian Kolbe, Fr. Heilman utilizes new media to teach the truths of our faith, primarily through his teaching websites: 1) usgraceforce.com, 2) romancatholicman.com. He is the creator of the “Combat Rosary,” based on the original WWI military issue rosary. The Combat Rosary is now the Official Rosary of the Pontifical Swiss Guard. Father Heilman is the founder and Spiritual Head of the United States Grace Force (USGF). To date, over 80,000 have enlisted in the USGF. The USGF is a “special operations force” specifically trained in spiritual warfare. Father Heilman and Doug Barry lead a popular weekly podcast entitled, “Grace Force Podcast.” Father is the chaplain for the Holy Family Homeschoolers. He is also very involved in pro-life activities as the chaplain for Pro-Life Wisconsin, Vigil for Life and the Women’s Care Center.
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Sr. Dierdre Byrne
Sister Deirdre Byrne is an active missionary sister and superior of her community, Little Workers of the Sacred Hearts, in Washington, DC. After college, Sister DeDe entered medical school at Georgetown University and is double board-certified in family medicine and general surgery. During that time she also joined the Army, retiring in 2009 with the rank of Colonel after 29 years of service. After a lifetime of medical and military service in far-ranging areas, she was led to the Little Workers of the Sacred Hearts community, whose charism involves placing each and every person they care for between the Hearts of Jesus and Mary. The over 125-year-old community runs a pro-bono physical therapy clinic and diabetic eye clinic, a retirement home for her elderly sisters as well as a music school for preschool children. Her apostolate has been performing overseas medical missionary surgery and providing free medical care for the poor and uninsured. Sister DeDe’s other charitable medical/surgical service includes hands-on ministry in the rubble of the twin towers following the terrorist attack on 9-11, caring for the sick during the earthquake in Haiti in 2011 and annual medical missions to Haiti and Iraq.
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Doug Barry
Doug Barry is a devoted husband, father, and founder of RADIX – BATTLE READY, a Catholic apostolate that focuses on encouraging and strengthening men, women and youth to be better prepared to fight the battles that we all face in the world today, body, mind and soul. Since 1992 he has traveled both nationally and internationally, speaking to young and old alike through television, radio and live appearances. Doug is also a co-host with Fr. Heilman of the U.S. Grace Force podcasts.
www.battlereadystrong.com
