Pray the Joyful Mysteries of the Rosary with deep reflection and reverence. These mysteries invite us to meditate on the Incarnation and early life of Jesus Christ through the eyes of His Blessed Mother.

In this video, we reflect on each of the five Joyful Mysteries:

1. The Annunciation

2. The Visitation

3. The Nativity

4. The Presentation in the Temple

5. The Finding of Jesus in the Temple

Whether you are praying along, learning the Rosary for the first time, or seeking quiet time with the Lord, this video is meant to guide your heart into deeper prayer. Let these mysteries draw you closer to Mary, and through her, to her Son.

Subscribe for more Catholic prayers, reflections, and teachings.

In a world obsessed with emotions and instant gratification, how do we stay rooted in our faith when the feelings fade? In this episode, we dive into the heart of spiritual dryness, desolation, and the difference between emotional highs and true devotion. Drawing from the wisdom of the saints and St. Ignatius’ rules for discernment, we explore what it means to love God not just when it feels good but when it costs something. This one’s for anyone who has ever asked, “Why don’t I feel close to God anymore?” or “Am I doing something wrong?” Let’s talk about what real faith looks like when the fire flickers and how to keep it burning.

Got a question or story you want to share for the podcast? Send it to aftermasspodcast@gmail.com.
Find me on TikTok and Instagram @anamunley for more faith content between episodes.

Pray the Sorrowful Mysteries of the Rosary
Enter into the Passion of Christ through the Sorrowful Mysteries. These five mysteries lead us through the agony, suffering, and sacrifice Jesus endured out of love for us. As we meditate on His sorrowful journey, we are invited to unite our own suffering with His and grow in compassion, repentance, and trust in God's mercy.

This video is designed to help you slow down, reflect deeply, and pray intentionally. Whether you're new to the Rosary or a lifelong devotee, take this time to encounter Christ in His suffering and draw closer to the heart of our Redeemer.