An example of the multi-perspective, yet pragmatic, method with which the book deals with the Rosary is the way the concepts of focus and respect are conveyed through a set of Roses. This starts with the Forty First Rose called “Purity of Intention”.
An example of this pragmatic method is illustrated by the way the book conveys the ideas of concentration and reverence via a series of Roses, beginning with the Forty First Rose titled “Purity of Intention”.