The Rosary of the Seven Sorrows of Mary by Our Lady of Kibeho It may be prayed aloud or contemplated in silence, alone or with others the key is for the prayers, reflections, and meditations to always come from the depths of our hearts.It is important that, when we reach each of the Seven Sorrows, we take a moment to meditate on the magnitude of Mary's sufferings.and the strength of Our Mother's love. The following is a description of this amazing Rosary as the Virgin Mother herself taught it to Marie-Claire in Kibeho.

She also promised that over time, the rosary would develop within us a deep understanding of why we sin, and that knowledge would give us the wisdom and strength to change or remove any internal flaws, weaknesses of character, or personality faults causing unhappiness and keeping us from enjoying the joyous life God intended for us. She (the Holy Virgin) promised that when prayed with an open and repentant heart, the rosary would win us the Lord's forgiveness for our sins and free our souls from guilt and remorse. (Marie-Claire was killed in the genocide of over a million people in Rwanda, a tragedy that was foretold through visions of rivers of blood that the young people in Kibeho received several years before the killings.)

Before her untimely death, Marie Claire did just that, traveling widely to teach it to thousands of people, who then taught it to thousands of others. During Mary's apparitions to Marie-Claire Mukangango, she assigned the young visionary a mission to reintroduce this special rosary to the world.

The Rosary of the Seven Sorrows dates back to the Middle Ages, but it gained new popularity following the Marian apparitions in Kibeho, which have been approved by the Catholic Church. 'Is it nothing to you, all you who pass by? Look and see if there is any sorrow like my sorrow?' (John 19:31-34 Lamentations 1:12)

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