“Continue to pray the Rosary every day.” Our Lady of Fatima to Sr. Lucia dos Santos
Opens today's Rosary in Obsidian.
This plugin adds a sidebar and a shortcut to open today's Rosary, depending on the day of the week. By default, it uses the recitation of the Rosary suggested by Pope Saint John Paul II: the JOYFUL mysteries on Monday and Saturday, the LUMINOUS on Thursday, the SORROWFUL on Tuesday and Friday, and the GLORIOUS on Wednesday and Sunday (with the exceptions of Sundays of Advent and Christmas – the JOYFUL; Sundays of Lent – the SORROWFUL).
This plugin takes a path (eg. Rosary/Mysteries) which can be configured in settings. Within that path it expects notes titled The Glorious Mysteries, The Joyful Mysteries, The Sorrowful Mysteries, and The Luminous Mysteries respectively. When clicking on on the icon on the sidebar (or using the shortcut), the mystery of the day will be opened. Starter files are available. They include images (hand-picked by me! on the larger size though - feel free to pick your own) passage of scripture , and a fill-in-the blank for your own points of reflection. Many websites exist with their own points of reflection - explore and find what works best for you! I'll be working on a default set as well.
Here's how you can install manually:
main.js, styles.css and manifest.json./.obsidian/plugins folder of your Obsidian vault. Create a folder named /obsidian-rosary there./obsidian-rosary folder.Points to the folders where your mystery files are contained.
Option to pray the Luminous Mysteries, added by St. John Paul II, or the Joyful Mysteries.
Option to follow the liturgical calendar (Advent/Christmas → Joyful, Lent → Sorrowful, otherwise → Glorious) or to set it manually.
The Rosary is a twofold prayer - it is both vocal and mental. While the lips pronounce the words of the Hail Mary, the mind should reflect on the mystery of the Rosary that has been announced.
The Mysteries of the Rosary are meditations on episodes in the life and death of Jesus from the Annunciation to the Ascension and beyond. These are traditionally grouped by fives into themed sets known as the Joyful (or Joyous) Mysteries, the Sorrowful Mysteries, and the Glorious Mysteries. Pope John Paul II recommended an additional set called the Luminous Mysteries (or the "Mysteries of Light") in his apostolic letter Rosarium Virginis Mariae in October 2002.
Feedback and feature requests much appreciated!
Claude helped in the making of this plugin.