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New study finds that praying the Rosary boosts mental health and this traditional prayer can be "a source of inner peace."
What if a way to boost your mental health costs nothing, requires no app subscription, and has been hiding in plain sight for centuries? And helps you grow in love for God? A groundbreaking new study suggests it might be praying the Rosary.
If you’ve ever felt a spirit of calm and happiness wash over you when you pray the Rosary, you won’t be surprised to see these results.
The Journal of Religion and Health published the findings in an article called, “Is the Rosary Still Relevant? Exploring its Impact on Mental Health and Well-Being:
A Multinational Study.”
The authors were interested in exploring the effect of the Rosary, as it hasn’t been much studied. They wrote:
Continued below.
What if a way to boost your mental health costs nothing, requires no app subscription, and has been hiding in plain sight for centuries? And helps you grow in love for God? A groundbreaking new study suggests it might be praying the Rosary.
If you’ve ever felt a spirit of calm and happiness wash over you when you pray the Rosary, you won’t be surprised to see these results.
The Journal of Religion and Health published the findings in an article called, “Is the Rosary Still Relevant? Exploring its Impact on Mental Health and Well-Being:
A Multinational Study.”
The authors were interested in exploring the effect of the Rosary, as it hasn’t been much studied. They wrote:
Continued below.
The Rosary as new health trend? Research says it should be
New study finds that praying the Rosary boosts mental health and this traditional prayer can be "a source of inner peace."
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