Clutching rosary beads, participants prayed for peace in a strife-torn world. Hosted by parishioners from St. Ambrose Roman Catholic Church, the event was publicized as a public square rosary crusade.

View of the polo grounds in Golden Gate Park, in San Francisco, Ca. on October 7, 1971, of the gathering of 500,000 Catholics holding a Rosary Crusade.

Park Ridge’s Hodges Park became a place of prayer Saturday as approximately 100 Catholics gathered to openly pray the rosary during what has become an annual event.Hosted by the Knights of ...

Prayers filled a Park Ridge park for the 13th consecutive year Saturday as Catholics gathered to recite the rosary together.Rosary in the Park, organized by a local Knights of Columbus council ...

This year marks the 50th anniversary of the record-breaking 1961 Rosary Rally at the Polo Fields in San Francisco’s Golden Gate Park. That event drew 550,000 people, making it one of the largest ...

LONDON — Catholics in England and Wales have launched a Rosary crusade in an attempt to defeat an assisted-suicide bill currently passing through the U.K. Parliament.

LEWISTON — When Western New York’s Rosary Hill College became Daemen College in the early 1970s, it seemed yet another sign that saying the rosary might fade away. Yet many ...

After the procession and crowning of Our Lady of Fatima, first communicants from the Catholic Diocese of Spokane, listen to the song “Ave Maria” at the Eucharistic Family Rosary Crusade held ...

At the Eucharistic Family Rosary Crusade, First Holy Communicants join a procession Sunday at Avista Stadium. The event celebrates the 100th anniversary of the Fatima Apparitions, when the Virgin ...

Undeterred by a heavy downpour, worshippers turned out for an America Needs Fatima Rosary Rally at Island Park on Oct. 14. About 50 people, clustered in the park pavilion, lit candles and laid ...

LEWISTON — When Western New York’s Rosary Hill College became Daemen College in the early 1970s, it seemed yet another sign that saying the rosary might fade away. Yet many ...