The Sung Rosary – Eighth episode.
The Sung Rosary – Eighth episode.
On July 26, 2026, the publication of the Sung Rosary continues, with the mystery of the Crowning with Thorns.

23 maggio 2026
Dearest friends, today, May 24th 2026, Solemnity of Pentecost, marks the beginning of the small adventure of this multilingual blog, my YouTube channel, and my social media pages. On June 7th 2026, God willing, I will publish the first episode β€” of a cycle of twenty-one episodes β€” of the *Sung Rosary*, which I have composed, sung, and illustrated throughout these years. The work accomplished has been immense, and I can consider it nothing other than a gift of Providence. Freely I have received, and freely I wish to give. The goal is only one: to bring faith back to those who have lost it, to bring the light of Christ where the darkness of evil seems to prevail, and to offer even a single spark of hope to those who are lost, weary, or far from God. This opening message is an exception. I do not intend to make this blog a personal space, nor to speak much about myself. Rather, I would like to let the Church, our mother, speak through the voices of saints, martyrs, monks, preachers, and ancient Christian writers who throughout the centuries have preserved and handed down the faith. Beginning tomorrow, Christian texts will be published daily in 43 languages, starting with the two most important works of Saint Louis-Marie Grignion de Montfort on devotion to the Blessed Virgin Mary and the Holy Rosary. They will be followed by *The Imitation of Christ* by Thomas Γ  Kempis, works by Saint Augustine of Hippo, John Cassian, Saint Gregory the Great, Saint Bernard of Clairvaux, and many other spiritual treasures often forgotten in our time. These daily publications are intended as a small daily spiritual encouragement and will accompany the short films on the Rosary and the other weekly publications on the YouTube channel. If God assists me, after the *Sung Rosary* I would also like to set to music the principal prayers of the Christian tradition, ancient hymns now almost forgotten, the Psalms, and one day entire books of Sacred Scripture. The work is enormous, but it does not frighten me. Today there is an immense need for beauty, silence, truth, and faith. Though I feel unworthy, I will try to give all of myself in order to offer my small contribution in the service of Christ and His Church. I ask you only one thing: pray for me. If you wish, subscribe to the YouTube channel, follow the social pages, and share the published material so that it may also reach those who perhaps would never enter a church, but who might stop for a few moments before a piece of music, an image, or a word capable of touching the heart. Please forgive the imperfections, the inevitable translation errors, and the recordings made with simple and domestic means. Everything you will find here is born without great material resources, but with sincere love for Christ and for His Church. I thank you from this very moment. Yours, Matthaeus Ruber.

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