A spiritual battle.
“For our struggle is not with flesh and blood but with the principalities, with the powers, with the world rulers of this present darkness, with the evil spirits in the heavens.”
3 October 2026 · 14:00 UTC · Next First Saturday Rosary
Help make
One Rosary Together
possible.
Build the simplest credible way for Catholics everywhere to pray the same five decades together, once a month, at the same moment.
The next shared prayer is on 3 October 2026 at 14:00 UTC (16:00 CEST). Catholics around the world pray one five-decade Rosary at the same moment, wherever they are and in their own language, while the website shows declared participation and its approximate worldwide spread.
The project adds nothing to the Rosary itself. It makes the shared moment visible, helping participants see others who have checked in during the same prayer window. Existing devotions, communities and prayer habits remain their own.
One Rosary Together is currently a grassroots initiative of Simon and Natalia Galbraith, Attila and Marianna Csongrady, and Bruno Nieuwenhuys. We are simply putting our heads together to see what can be built because we feel called to do our best to make this synchronised worldwide Rosary possible. The five organisers are unpaid and act entirely as volunteers. We are collecting voluntary expertise, introductions and infrastructure, together with financial support only for third-party project costs. Any mistakes are ours, and we take full responsibility for this early-stage project.
0days to the next shared prayer
100K-1Mscale-planning range · not verified capacity
≈99%estimated practising-Catholic coverage at 14:00 UTC
07:00–22:00modelled local start-time window
Why 14:00 UTC: the current planning model estimates that roughly 99% of practising Catholics worldwide have a local start between 07:00 and 22:00. This is a scheduling estimate, not an audited participation statistic.
SPIRITUAL FOUNDATIONA prayer for Christ’s peace.
A prayer for Christ’s peace.
A spiritual battle against evil.
Christ’s peace—the peace He gives (Greek: εἰρήνη, eirēnē; Hebrew: שָׁלוֹם, shalom). John 14:27 · New American Bible, Revised Edition ↗
The Rosary is the most powerful weapon in spiritual warfare.
“The Rosary is the most powerful weapon with which we can defend ourselves on the battlefield.”
Sister Lúcia · letter to Fr Umberto Pasquale ↗St Louis de Montfort · The Secret of the Rosary §11 ↗Our Lady of San Nicolás · Message 1557 ↗
01Specific help required
Choose where you may be able to help.
Read freely. Registration is required only when you put your hand up. Several people may respond to the same need, and further offers remain welcome until suitable support is actually secured.
Quote freely for each item. We publish no price ranges or funding targets. Separate initial delivery, revisions, integration, handover and ongoing support; state assumptions, exclusions, taxes and third-party costs. If proposing several items together, price each separately and explain shared work so it is not charged twice. In-kind offers and introductions are equally welcome.
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02How it works
Map possible support. Then follow up.
Choose a requirement
Select the task, introduction or funding need where you may have relevant capacity.
Register your response
Sign in, give us the minimum contact details and describe what you may be able to contribute.
The owners follow up
The organisers (Simon and Natalia Galbraith, Attila and Marianna Csongrady, and Bruno Nieuwenhuys) will review each response and contact people whose offer may fit. An indication does not mean the need is filled.
Important: Putting your hand up records a non-binding indication of willingness to consider helping or funding. It is not a contract, appointment, donation, promise or financial commitment, and no payment is taken. Public visitors see only anonymous response counts, not budgets, quotations or funding amounts. More than one person may respond to every requirement.
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Who uses the data: Simon and Natalia Galbraith, Attila and Marianna Csongrady, and Bruno Nieuwenhuys jointly organise this early-stage project. Full response details are restricted to these five organisers.
What and why: We use your name, verified email, optional WhatsApp number, contact preference and response solely to assess and coordinate possible project support. A response to a Rosary initiative may reveal or imply religious interests, so the form asks for explicit consent before saving it.
Public information: Names, contact details, free text, locations supplied in responses, timestamps and individual funding amounts are never published. The public sees anonymous response counts only. Budgets, quotations, individual funding amounts and aggregate funding amounts are not published. A separate unique visitor counter publishes only aggregate, approximate city and country totals supplied by the hosting network; it does not store or display visitors' names, email addresses or IP addresses.
Contact and processors: Email remains available. WhatsApp is used only if you select it and consent separately; WhatsApp/Meta will then process information connected with that communication. The site also uses authentication, hosting and database providers needed to operate securely.
Retention and control: Unresolved responses are reviewed every 90 days. Identifiable data will be deleted or anonymised six months after the relevant requirement closes or three months after 7 October 2026, whichever is later. You can update or delete one response, or delete your complete profile immediately, while signed in. You may also request access, correction, restriction or portability when the organisers contact you. Withdrawal does not affect processing that occurred before it.
Governance: No automated decision-making is used. Before broad promotion, the organisers will document controller responsibilities, processor terms, security and breach procedures, and complete a data-protection impact assessment.
