That is not me denying that Rosary is public prayer. That is holy Mother Church. "Public prayer" is defined by the Church as the official, liturgical prayer of the Church. All else is private, devotional prayer. Canon Law defines it this way; Sacramental Theology defines it this way; Liturgical Theology defines it this way.

It's about Catholic action? It sounds more like its about your ego and will to power. Shape up and stop sounding off like a theological sophomore. You make a major blunder by conflating private prayer being done in public with public prayer. Sophomore, pure sophomore.

The Eastern Churches of the Byzantine Rite have the Akathist Hymn to the Holy Theotokos which is indulgenced the same as the Holy Rosary. In fact, whenever the Rosary is singled-out in a Roman docuмent for special attention or use, the docuмent will usually reference the Akathist Hymn as the analog for use by the Eastern Catholics. This words and chant for Akathist Hymn are ancient, going back to the 6th century.

Easterners do have a knotted prayer cord called a чётки (Tchokti) in the Slavic Byzantine tradition. It is similar in appearance to a Rosary but is used to recite the Jesus Prayer.

Eastern Catholics can keep the First Fridays and First Saturdays if they choose, but these are generally alien to their tradition. They have many cultural religious devotions that would seem equally alien to most Latin Catholics. If either is kept by Eastern Catholics, it is more likely First Saturdays because of the Fatima/Russia connection. Eastern Orthodox and REALLY STRICT Eastern Catholics (meaning they are pure Eastern with no Latinisations) observe nothing of either First Friday or First Saturday precisely because these have no connection to Eastern theology, spirituality, history, or liturgy.

Look: You are meaning well, but you sound like somebody who just discovered Tradition, and is very excited, but doesn't understand half of what he reads.

What ElwinRansom1970 has posted about what is the Public Prayer of the Church is right. It is the Official Prayer that the Church entrusts to the Clergy and other Consecrated Souls: Mass, Divine Office, Public Processions determined by the Church.

Some of the Public Prayer of the Church may be done in private, vg a priest doing the Breviary in his private room, or Mass alone in his private chapel. But these remain the Public Prayer of the Church in nature.

 On the other hand, the Rosary, the Chaplet of St. Michael, the litanies, etc. are private devotions. But sometimes they may be done in public. However, they remain private by nature.

About the case of the Rosary prayed in public in Rome to help the Christians in Lepanto, and at other such occasions, it was done in public, but it remained private in nature.

And it was not done in front of churches to disrupt the priest and faithful during Mass. As I said before, this would have been a Mortal Sin.

Just find me one historical instance when a Traditional Pope would have asked the faithful to go and pray the Rosary in front of churches during Mass; even in front of Orthodox churches during their Mass.

Now, you are free to put your soul in peril and try it out. If and when you succeed in bringing a SSPX priest to the Resistance thanks to your "Rosary of Mass Disruption", let us know in a brand new post.

Until then, calm down, take deep breaths, and try to understand what you read.

Stop being a troll.