An upright and devout man has come to the Temple, led by the Holy Spirit (it has been revealed to him that he would not die until he had set eyes on the Christ). He takes the Messiah into his arms ...

First are the joyful mysteries ... and the oxen from the Temple precincts. There are so many times Jesus shows anger that we could legitimately add another series of mysteries to the Rosary ...

However, if we look at the lives of Jesus, Mary and Joseph reflected in the joyful mysteries of the Rosary ... When Mary and Joseph present Jesus in the Temple, Mary must contend with the prophecy ...

The joyful mysteries of the rosary guide us along a ... I return to a similar idea when I imagine Simeon laying eyes on Jesus in the Temple—the fifth and final joyful mystery.

The five adjacent chapels located in the church sanctuary depict the five joyful mysteries of the rosary: The Annunciation, the Visitation, the Nativity, the Presentation in the Temple ...