Phoenix
Sunday, October 19, 2025
2:00 p.m. - 4:15 p.m.
Phoenix Convention Center
South Building, Halls F & G, 33 S 3rd St., Phoenix AZ 85004
Doors open at noon for confession, adoration, exhibits
Questions? Call John at (602) 568-7047.
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Arizona Rosary Celebration in Phoenix
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Please help us invite everyone! Thank you!
Media You Can Print
Half-page black-and-white flyer (English, Spanish, Vietnamese).
Half-page full-color flyer (English, Spanish, Vietnamese; prints best on a professional color printer).
Full-page black-and-white flyer (English, Spanish, Vietnamese).
Full-page full-color flyer (English, Spanish, Vietnamese; prints best on a professional color printer).
FREE DOWNLOAD: 2023 Family Activity Booklet
Click on any image to print the flyer.
Parish Bulletin & Pulpit Announcements
Please download Parish Bulletin & Pulpit Announcements and ask your parish bulletin coordinator to include them in the bulletin (English, Spanish).
Please see the gallery of social media images for graphics you can print in the church bulletin or include in digital displays (English, Spanish, Vietnamese). You can also click on the image below to download a half-page bulletin ad.
Thank you!
Media You Can Request - 11x17 poster, event card
Send an e-mail to
to request 11x17 posters or event cards.
Available starting in summer 2025 while supplies last.
Thank you for sharing an invitation with your family and friends.
Image Gallery in English, Spanish, Vietnamese
Please download and share images to invite family and friends to Arizona Rosary Celebration in Phoenix. Post on social media. Attach to an e-mail, insert in a document, put in a slide presentation. Ask your parish bulletin coordinator to post in the bulletin or include in Pro Presenter. If you don't see what you need, please send an e-mail to request it: info@AzRosary.net. Thank you!
Go to the Events
Coming Soon: Printable schedule of events.
Mass, Holy Hour, and Dinner the night before the celebration:
Saturday, October 18, 2025 at St. Paul Roman Catholic Parish, 330 W. Coral Gables Drive, Phoenix, AZ 85023
5:00 p.m. Mass
6:00 p.m. Holy Hour
7:00 p.m. Dinner - You are invited! The dinner is $35 per person. Don't miss this beautiful evening of fellowship, entertainment, raffle, and silent auction. Download the invitation to mail in your reservation today!
Prefer to register and pay online? Visit www.ssjknights.com/rosarydinner
See you at dinner on Saturday night!
Arizona Rosary Celebration:
Sunday, October 19, 2025 at Phoenix Convention Center, 33 S. 3rd St., South Bldg., Halls F & G, Phoenix AZ 85004
12:00 noon: Confession, Adoration, Exhibits
2:00 p.m. – 4:15 p.m.: Program with special guest speaker Fr. Nahrgang of the Diocese of Phoenix. Don't miss the Bishop's blessing procession, Rosary, Adoration, Benediction.
Transportation to the celebration on Sunday:
Parking is available at the Phoenix Convention Center and at garages throughout downtown Phoenix.
Bus rentals turn the celebration into a pilgrimage. For information on how to rent a bus for your group, please download these transportation ideas. Passengers on buses are brought to the loading dock, get off the bus, and simply walk a few steps to their seats. One of the best ways to promote the Arizona Rosary Celebration is by renting a bus for your group.
Bus driver information: Please share this information with your bus driver. Buses can load and unload passengers at the Phoenix Convention Center south building either at the front of the building on 3rd Street (handicapped accessible ramp) or at the back of the building on 5th Street at the loading dock.
Public transit to the downtown Phoenix area is plentiful. Please visit the Valley Metro website for routes, fares, and schedules.
Your Special Intentions
Imagine thousands of people praying together for YOUR special intentions.
Just imagine joining your prayers to theirs.
Blessing Procession and Parish Family Representative Pre-register your whole family or a small group of up to 4 people representing a school, Knights of Columbus council, or any Catholic organization. The Blessing Procession starts the program at 2:00 as participants process in and are blessed by Bishop Dolan and Bishop Nevares. Some families choose to carry a rose to present to Our Lady. Some organizations carry a banner with their name. Everyone in the blessing procession reserves their own seat in a designated area and signs in by 1:00 p.m. the day of the program.
Please download the form and send it in to process as a family or small group.
Thank you.
Bishop's Blessing Procession - Family (English, Spanish)
Bishop's Blessing Procession - Group (English, Spanish)
Prayer Intentions Imagine thousands of people praying together for your special intentions!
Prayer boxes are located at most parishes throughout the Diocese of Phoenix so you can write out your prayer intentions and drop them in the box. Your parish representative will bring the box of prayer intentions to Arizona Rosary Celebration. We will pray together to lift your intentions to God during the celebration, and we will continue praying for your intentions all year. Please download a prayer intention slip (in English, Spanish, Vietnamese) and write down your prayer intentions, or write them on any paper you have. You may also wish to download a page for kids to write or draw their prayer intentions (English, Spanish). Put the written prayer intentions in the box at your parish or bring them to the celebration in October and place them in the prayer intention box when you come into the hall at the Phoenix Convention Center. God bless you.
Prayer Campaign Please join our prayer campaign for this statewide event. The prayer campaign is updated monthly. Thank you!
For a Bigger Experience...
Looking for a bigger experience? Here are some ideas...
Adoration "People ask me, 'What will convert America and save the world?' My answer is prayer. What we need is for every parish to come before Jesus in the Blessed Sacrament in holy hours of prayer." Saint Teresa of Calcutta Doors open at noon for adoration, confession, and exhibits.
Altar Server Altar servers process in the Blessing Procession and may assist at the altar as well. Would you or someone you know like to be an altar server in this wonderful celebration? We hope to include representatives from every parish in the Diocese of Phoenix. Please download the Altar Server Packet to see the forms and all the information in English and Spanish. Thank you. God bless you.
Commemorative Pin Wear your commemorative pin to remember the prayer intentions of this event, and also as a conversation starter for inviting family and friends to Arizona Rosary Celebration in October. To purchase a pin with the image of Our Lady of Guadalupe, send an e-mail to info@AzRosary.net. Thank you.
Confession Are you a priest who can come hear confessions? Please send an e-mail to info@AzRosary.net. We need you! Thank you! "God makes a greater speed to pardon a penitent sinner than a mother to snatch her child out of the fire. When you go to confession, you must understand what you are about to do; you are about to un-nail our Lord." St. Jean Vianney Doors open at noon for adoration, confession, and exhibits.
Display Table / Exhibits Reserve your table to promote your Catholic school or organization. Download information about display tables and send an e-mail to info@AzRosary.net for information. Exhibitors may offer items for a donation. You can put a “suggested donation” on your items; however, you must be willing to accept whatever donation is offered. Doors open at noon for confession, adoration, exhibits.
Program Book Advertising The program book reaches thousands of Catholics both in print and online. Get the word out about your event, effort, organization, or prayer petition.
Ads can be purchased now for the program book that will be distributed in October. Deadline to purchase ads is September 16, 2025.
Usher Ushers welcome and assist as thousands of Catholics come into the Phoenix Convention Center, help with collecting the freewill offering, and provide safety and wayfinding information. We need many friendly people to fill this role! To sign up, please download information for ushers and contact the usher chairman, or send an e-mail to info@AzRosary.net. Thank you.
Young People - We Need You! There are so many opportunities to share in the joy of this unique and beautiful celebration. Volunteers are required to sign up in advance. We need help with set up, clean up, and greeting guests. Your service is an act of love!
Please send an e-mail to Kathleen Polowski, Youth Volunteer Coordinator, at kpolo55@gmail.com to register a youth to participate. Thank you. God bless you.
Youth Poster Contest - This is an opportunity for the youth in our K - 12 Catholic Schools to participate in the Arizona Rosary Celebration. who can enter: K - 2nd Grade (ages 5-8); 3rd - 5th Grade (ages 9-11); 6th - 8th Grade (ages 12-14); and 9th - 12th Grade (ages 15-18).
Draw Our Lady of Guadalupe showing how love for her and the Rosary brings you closer to God. Draw your image on an 8 1/2 X 11-inch white paper, clearly featuring Our Lady of Guadalupe.
Winners in each category will be selected and the top 3 in each category will be displayed at the 2025 Celebration.
Due date is Wednesday, October 1, 2025 - By 12:00 pm. entries can be mailed to: St. Louis the King Parish, Atten: Dolores Whalen - Poster Contest, 4331 W. Maryland Ave, Glendale, AZ 85301.
For complete rules and forms are located here: Poster Contest (English, Spanish).
Your presence at Arizona Rosary Celebration is public witness to the faith.
Join thousands of Catholics in the Diocese of Phoenix for
prayer, adoration, the rosary, benediction, confession, displays, music.
Let's Pray the Rosary in Phoenix, Arizona!
Sunday, October 19, 2025
Program begins at 2:00 p.m. - Doors open at noon
Phoenix Convention Center, South Building, Halls F & G, 33 S 3 St., Phoenix AZ 85004
Thank you. God bless you. We can't wait to see you!
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Guadalupana from Ss. Simon and Jude, Jovita Villagrana, in blessing procession.