Dominicus of Prussia (c. 1384 – 1459/1460) was a Carthusian monk and theologian known for popularizing the rosary as a form of prayer.
Life: He was born in Prussia and entered the Carthusian Order at Trier. He later served as prior of several Carthusian monasteries.
Rosary: Dominicus is credited with developing and promoting a form of the rosary that involved meditating on the life of Jesus and Mary while reciting prayers. His version is considered influential in the development of the modern rosary.
Works: He wrote extensively on spiritual and theological topics, including his explanation of the rosary and the devotion to the Virgin Mary.
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