Elvis Presley – Miracle of the Rosary (1972)

Elvis Presley’s “Miracle of the Rosary” is a beautiful and moving gospel song that was released in 1972.

The song is a testament to Elvis’s faith and devotion, and it is one of the most powerful and spiritual songs in his catalog.

The song begins with Elvis singing a prayer to the Blessed Mother, asking for her intercession and guidance.

He then goes on to sing about the miracles that have been wrought through the Rosary. Elvis’s vocals are passionate and heartfelt, and he conveys a deep sense of faith and conviction in his singing.

The chorus of the song is particularly poignant, with Elvis singing:

Oh, Blessed Mother, we pray to Thee Thanks for the miracle of Your Rosary Only You can hold back Your Holy Son’s hand Long enough for the whole world to understand

Elvis’s performance of “Miracle of the Rosary” is nothing short of mesmerizing. He sings with such conviction and emotion that it is impossible not to be moved by his performance.

The song is a true testament to Elvis’s faith and his love of God.

Did You Know?

• “Miracle of the Rosary” was written by William Joseph Gaither, who is also known for writing the gospel hits “He Touched Me” and “Because He Lives.“
• The song was originally recorded by J.D. Sumner & The Stamps, a gospel group that often collaborated with Elvis.
• Elvis’s version of “Miracle of the Rosary” was released as a single from his 1972 album, He Touched Me. The song reached number 1 on the Billboard Hot Gospel Singles chart.
• Elvis performed “Miracle of the Rosary” live in concert on numerous occasions, including at his famous Aloha from Hawaii concert in 1973.

“Miracle Of The Rosary”