I should like to add that you can do one Hail Mary for the living, and one Hail Mary for the dead. Please share.
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Oh, I like this! Another opportunity to pray unceasingly! When I used to train my sous chefs in basic hygiene, I always suggested singing “Happy Birthday to You” slowly as a way to measure the amount of time to lather one’s hands. Now it will be “2 Hail Marys for the living and the dead.” If they do not know the prayer, so much the better to teach it.
Will do.
Great idea.