STAFF

Chaplain of Our Lady of the Holy Rosary Chapel

Father Boby John, C.S.C.


Please email, info@museumoffamilyprayer.org with any questions or to inquire about part-time or volunteer opportunities.


PRAY DVD

 PRAY is now available to stream or purchase through Amazon Prime or AppleTV. To purchase the DVD, Blue-Ray or soundtrack please visit the HCFM Store.  Also available to purchase at the Museum.

About Us

A new addition to the Holy Cross Family Ministries Family, the Museum of Family Prayer opened its doors in the summer of 2019. The museum fosters family prayer and spirituality, journeying with families and offering them a place to encounter God, especially through the Rosary. Learn about the history of prayer in the Catholic Church and how it continues in the 21st century! Our founder, Father Patrick Peyton, was ahead of his time, using technology to evangelize and reach families across the globe – and we continue his mission!

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FAQ

Who was Father Peyton?

Father Patrick Peyton was an Irish-American priest who dedicated his life to Mary, and encouraging families to pray together as a family. Throughout the 20th century, Fr. Peyton traveled the world to spread the power of the Rosary prayer. He also created numerous religious radio, TV and film programs that aired across the USA.

Is Father Peyton a saint?

A saint is a person who is in Heaven, so Father Peyton may very well be a saint already!

The Church has a process, however, by which the Pope formally recognizes that a deceased person is worthy of imitation. This process is called “canonization.” Father Peyton’s cause for canonization is currently underway, and in 2017 he was declared “Venerable”. 

What Does Venerable mean?

“Venerable” is the second step in the process of canonization, which begins when an individual is declared a “Servant of God.”

In order to be declared “Venerable,” a thorough examination of someone’s life must be conducted and presented to the pope, who officially recognizes their “heroic virtue.”

The third phrase of the process, called "Beatification," calls for proof of a miracle. Once two miracles are approved, the pope may declare the individual a saint.

Not sure where to start or looking to refresh your prayer routine? 

We can help!

Daily Rosary & Mass

Join us every weekday for Rosary & Mass. Streamed live on Family Rosary Facebook. Join in person or online via the link below.

Holy Hour for Families

Pray for your family and families around the world during the Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament. Join in person or online via the link below.

Reconciliation

We offer daily Confession at the Museum of Family Prayer, Monday through Friday in person from 3-4p.m.

"A world at prayer is a world at peace"


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