3. To have beads blessed by a Dominican Father (or by a Priest
who has Dominican faculties).
All Catholics who have the use of reason can be admitted into
the Confraternity. Those absent, the deaf and dumb and the dying
can be admitted, provided that they have expressed their desire.
_Duties_.--The whole fifteen mysteries are to be said by each
associate every week; these mysteries may be said separately.
Meditation (at the least calling the mystery to mind), is
necessary to gain the Indulgences.
The associates do not bind themselves to these duties under any
pain of sin; but if the entire Rosary is not said during the
week, the member will forfeit many of the Indulgences.
Religious and others who by Rule or pious custom say the Rosary
every day, satisfy the obligations of the Confraternity by this
recital, and need not say an additional Rosary.