Autumn Prayer For The Anglican Rosary

Autumn invites us to pause, to give thanks for the harvest of our lives, and to trust in the quiet work of change. Just as the trees let go of their leaves, may we learn to release what no longer serves us, and open our hearts to the beauty of what is being renewed.

Below is a prayer for use with Anglican Prayer Beads to guide your heart through the autumn season. To begin this prayer start at the bottom of the rosary by holding the cross, then work your way up and around the loop of beads as guided below.

Prayer Beads Diagram - Unspoken Elements

The Cross
In the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit. Amen.

Invitatory Bead
Lord, guide my steps as I walk through this season of change and quiet renewal.

Cruciform Beads
Gracious God, I give thanks for Your steadfast love.

Weeks Beads

🍂 Grant me wisdom to embrace the changes around and within me.

🍁 Fill my heart with gratitude for each blessing, both large and small.

🍂 Teach me to let go, as the trees let fall their leaves, trusting in Your care.

🍁 Shine Your light upon my path when the days grow dim.

🍂 Give me peace in the rhythm of endings and beginnings.

🍁 Renew my spirit with Your gentle presence.

🍂 Strengthen me in faith, hope, and quiet trust.

Concluding with the Invitatory Bead
For You, O Lord, are my refuge, my peace, and my faithful guide through every turning season.

The Cross
In Jesus’ name I pray. Amen.

If you would like guidance for praying the Anglican rosary please reference our guide for instruction on how to pray with beads and their symbolism.

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