Frank and Trudy,

WOW. How blessed were we to have you join us yesterday.

Let me share some grace with you. We had our weekly staff meeting after school yesterday- a meeting that is usually filled with very tired teachers. Yesterday, however, there was a palpable JOY from us all. Laughing and joking-- we stayed for an hour just in fellowship and getting great work done. While some might think it was just a coincidence- I KNOW it was because we were filled with the joy of the Blessed Mother's love. The amount of staff who said to me "I feel so energized today!" after months of us feeling a bit down and exhausted.

Your presence in our school changed us- through the way the Lord worked through your ministry.

We are rebuilding the Campus Ministry at OLL. I walked in being told to not expect much-- and if I was doing this work without prayer, much cannot be expected! I give the Holy Spirit a second of prayer and the Lord answers with an overwhelming flood of grace. We are changing the way our school lives out the faith at OLL- making it a priority after years of it falling by the wayside. A retreat like yesterday is something this school was not used to- and it took our hearts like wildfire. I am so thankful to be tethered in ministry together. God is so good.

Please stay in touch and know of our constant prayers for you and your ministry and your family.

In Christ's Peace,

Mr. Timothy Wheeler

Dear Frank and Trudy,

I am letting you know that i did receive this information.  On Sunday, I received some distressing news. I tried to call 2 of my friends to ask for their prayers. Neither answered their phones. Though I had been to church Saturday night as St Anne’s on Mackinac Island, I felt the need to go to St Albert the Great in Houghton for God’s peace. Here you were, Frank, asking for prayers via the living rosary. I hope that my prayers through this will help others and I feel confident that others will be praying for me.

Thank You!

I truly believe in the power of Prayer.

Sincerely,

Susan Peterson, Houghton, MI

Good Morning Frank and Trudy,

I saw your presentation in LaCrosse a few weeks ago and signed up. I am very happy with the Living Rosary, it fits me perfectly.
Your presentation was moving and touched me. The history as to it’s inception was so interesting.
I was wondering if first you are looking for more parishes to participate, and second if you have your presentation printed or videoed? We have an upcoming meeting at our church ( St. Jerome Oconomowoc) looking for new ideas, if possible I would like to bring up the program. Please let me know.

Bob Newburg

Dear Frank and Trudy,

Greetings! I hope you are both doing well up in your beautiful winter wonderland up there.   You may not remember me but my name is Elizabeth Scheuers, who you stopped after the First Friday Mass this month to ask if I would join you in a communion of prayer. I would like to graciously accept your offer to become another member of the living rosary and partake in all the graces it contains. Thank you once again for stopping me that day, The Holy Spirit works wonders when we let Him!

Please email any materials I need to make this apart of each day from here on out. Thanks again, take care both of you.

God Bless,

Elizabeth Scheuer

Dear Trudy and Frank,

Thank you for all of the information and blessings, you are such a heartfelt couple.    I am certainly ready to be a part of this Living Rosary prayer family, the more we become one united body of Christ, the more powerful our prayer intentions become! Great news!

God Bless and take care,

Elizabeth Scheuers

Frank & Trudy bonack

I began participating in the Living Rosary about 18 months ago and have found it to be an amazing devotion. I usually start off the month meditating on a mystery as an event 2000 years ago. By the end of the month, that mystery has become a challenge/encouragement for me in my life right here and now. For example — during the month of the Baptism of Our Lord, I started thinking about Jesus in the Jordan back in the day. During the month, I became more aware of the circumstances surrounding that event and God’s voice booming that this was His Son in whom He was well pleased. That took me to thinking about my own Baptism and that God probably said, at that event, “This is my wonderful daughter and I am so proud of her.” So would He still be saying that? What do I need to do in my life to make Him proud of me again? He’s given me everything I need –the Mass, Scripture, the Sacraments, graces, the traditions/teachings of the Church — absolutely

EVERYTHING. It is up to me to use those gifts to be the daughter I ought to be.

So that is what this devotion has done for me. And really, almost every single month I move through a meditative process that takes me from long ago and far away to someone else, to my life now. I love it.

Pam Cira, member
St. Kunegunda of Poland parish
Sugar Camp WI

A Blessed Easter to you, Frank and Trudy.

You recruited me after one of our Roses for Our Lady prayer afternoons at St. Francis Seminary in Milwaukee in July of 2013 and I have been joyfully saying my decades ever since.

Thank you for enriching my prayer life.
Pray, hope and don’t worry
Peace, joy and love

- Kathy Hotz

Thank you for this powerful and “doable” opportunity for prayer, and receiving the benefits of all prayers spoken by other participants. I encourage all those who watch this video to sign up for this gift of grace through the prayer of the rosary.

From our Youtube Comments 2016

Marianne McGuire

Hello Frank and Trudy

I just watched your beautiful video on you tube. I cried. I can’t believe how this devotion is changing my heart. I have been a member since November and I love this. Each day, I live with a mystery. I think about it when I drive, when I wash dishes, when I do laundry…it is incredible.

Thank you and I will continue let others know about this.

I want to know if I can do anything to help you both. Please let me know.

Sincerely,

Mary Ann Pater

Dear Friends of the Living Rosary,

I just wanted to express my sincere thanks for sending me the information to pray the Living Rosary. It is SO POWERFUL!!!  I feel a change in the sincerity of my prayers. I want to spread this beautiful devotion. I’m in the Blue Army and love it, but sometimes we need a “JOLT”, like the one you gave us at Holy Name Catholic Church in Chicago. When you spoke it was like a magnet, so clear and true. I thought we connected with St. Pope John Paul II’s Spirit. It was the Holy Spirit at work.  May God Bless You Both !!!

- Mary Ann Pater, Berwyn, IL

In San Diego, CA  May 3^rd 2015,  at the 9 a.m. Mass the Living Rosary presentation was given. Before Fr. Louie’s final blessing he said, “ I have an announcement. Yesterday I was hearing confessions and a woman came in and said she hadn’t been to Confession and the Church in 32 years. “ Fr. told her she didn’t look old enough to have been away that long. Fr. then said,  “ If you don’t mind me asking, what brought you back to the Confessional and the Church? “.  The woman said, “ I recently signed up for the Living Rosary and am praying it daily.”

Hi again Frank and Trudy,

Received your third Email YouTube links to Fr. Calloway and you both.  Well, let me say that your introduction to the Living Rosary ministry is so well done, that you’re guaranteed a spot at the OSCARS next year. Kidding of course.  It is exceptionally well made and both of you looked very professional.  Even the background art and music were an extraordinary addition to the presentation.  Very simple, exact, and concise.  If GOD had any intentions to end the misery in this world, HE has postponed it because of your explanation, enthusiasm, and dedication to the Living Rosary and the honor it pays His Blessed Mother.  God bless and continue to love and protect you and your family. 

- Charles and Anita

Hi Glenda

I am so happy to hear from you. My family are fine, now, but nothing to worry about as your prayers and others’ helped my husband avoid a sudden death in a car crash outside our front on the day before St Agnes’ feastday in Jan. He is fine – all I can say it was a miracle how it happened, and the more I think of it the more I thank God.  I will speak to you when God allows it, but know even though you are physically away, you are always on my mind. Thank you for your prayers.

Always yours in Christ

- Agnes

Good Morning Glenda

I heard you on Radio Veritas and would like to participate in this beautiful devotion.

Please forward the necessary information.

Abundant blessings

- Gloria, Johannesburg, South Africa

Dear Glenda,

Praying The Living Rosary is indeed powerful. It always leaves me with a sense of peace.

- Carmen Wilson

Dear Glenda,

I now say the entire rosary using the meditations for all the decades. Result: I find that Meditating on only one decade at a time makes the mysteries come alive. 1. Better understanding of EACH of the 5 mysteries. 2. Keeps me awake while saying the rosary as I only deal with one decade at a time. 3. In no time I am finished and feel refreshed. Because I go to mass everyday (at least I try to) I also have been trying to pray it BEFORE mass and have found I am more open to the word and I am absorbing more. Just like you said we would. I just pray that I continue. It’s a new found treasure. May the lord continue to bless you, your husband, and your ministry, as you continue to be a blessing to others.

- Yvonne Freeman Date: February 12, 2017 

Frank and Trudy,

I will preface my message with this fact. I became Catholic later in life.

Life changed and I found the importance of experiencing how much I was missing. Faith-filled people and events began to grow in my life.

In July of 2019, I began a “trip” that I was not completely sure I was able to complete. I first began my “trip” with much hope and determination. That being said, I started saying the Rosary 2 times a day, in the morning and in the evening. I wanted to make sure I was able to make a difference in my “set in stone” daily routine.

As time passed and my “trip” continued, my mind-set took a turn. I found growing peace that warms a person when there are talks with Our Lord.

Due to other changes in my routine. I changed to once a day. When more time was available, two Rosays would be said. As time continued forward, another change occurred with my “trip”. I found the power of PRAYING the Rosary. My eyes were opened wide! (I am “young” in my faith)

Now, my day begins with Scripture passages and Morning prayers. The Rosary, plus The Divine Mercy, The Memorare, Prayer to The Holy Spirit, along with multiple Saints, (St Michael, St Peter, St Padre Pio)

Thank you for arriving at Holy Cross Church, in Mishicot, WI and bringing this wonderful Blessing to me, (Us).

My prayer life has become more important than having that first cup of coffee.

Blessings to Both of You!

- Lou Brown