The Pope suggested — but did not mandate — that the Luminous Mysteries be contemplated ... speak of the beginning of Jesus’ three-year public life with his baptism in the River Jordan ...

through stories of Jesus living out his public ministry. The luminous mysteries are: the Baptism of the Lord, the Wedding at Cana, the Proclamation of the Kingdom, the Transfiguration and the ...

The five Luminous Mysteries are: 1) The Baptism of Jesus; 2) The Marriage Feast of Cana; 3) The Proclamation of the Kingdom; 4) The Transfiguration; 5) The Institution of the Eucharist.

Then Jesus came from Galilee to the Jordan to John ... with whom I am well pleased" (Mt 3: 13, 17). In Baptism, our Father God has taken possession of our lives. He has made us sharers in ...

surround the figure of Mary and Jesus in the rose window of Chartres Cathedral as an Annunciation symbol of Mary's "Root of David" earthly royal descent. Suggested flower symbols of the individual ...

In 2002 Pope John Paul added a set called the luminous mysteries, or mysteries of light, which focus mainly on Jesus’ public ministry, like the Baptism of Jesus in the Jordan and the Wedding ...

The Luminous Mysteries refer to Christ's public life, and are his Baptism in the Jordan ... of the Kingdom now present in the very person of Jesus.” This presence is manifested in a particular ...

In 2002, St. Pope John Paul II added to the previously established mysteries the luminous mysteries, which reflect on significant moments from Jesus’ public ministry. So in the words of St. Pope John ...

In 2002, Pope St John Paul II added the Luminous Mysteries: the baptism of Jesus, the wedding at Cana, Jesus’ teaching about the Kingdom of God, the transfiguration, and the institution of the Lord’s ...