Saint Patrick Rosary ($37.99 CAD)
Saint Patrick Rosary
$37.99 (CAD)
Saint Patrick Rosary Info:
- CODE: 172R3
- LENGTH: 66.75 cm (26.25 in.)
- BEADS: Czech glass, shamrock imprint (10mm)
- NICKEL SILVER: classic links with wire-wrapped Our Father beads, attached with wrapped bows.
- CENTER MEDAL: St. Patrick
- handmade
More Details
Our Saint Patrick Rosary has Czech glass beads with a shamrock design embedded in them. The shamrocks will not wear off because they are not printed on them. The beads are smooth to the touch. The Crucifix has a Celtic design, and the center has the saint’s name on it.
St. Patrick used three-leafed clovers to explain the Holy Trinity. Just as there are three leaves but one clover, there are the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit but one God.
Why Pray the Rosary?
Praying the Rosary is so much more than reciting memorized prayers.
Meaningfulness
The beads make it easier to keep track of the prayers. Then, we are free to focus our hearts and minds on praying.
Rosary beads are like pebbles on the path to a closer relationship with God.
Encounter
The rosary mysteries help us meditate on the memorable events in the lives of Jesus and His Blessed Mother. They can help us enter into the deepest part of our hearts, where we can encounter God in a more meaningful way.
Relationship
Praying the rosary helps us have a closer relationship with Jesus and His Blessed Mother. That love can help you experience less distraction during prayer. The routine of regular prayer makes praying the rosary increasingly meaningful.
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A beautifully photographed sky by Donald Tong inspired the website’s colour scheme. Cropped portions of it are the background for the footer Bible verse. He shared it as a free download on pexels.com.
Raphael painted The Sistine Madonna circa (1513-1514). We made circular cut-outs from the original image.
Pixabay shared the hiker image.
Noel Nicholas Coypel painted a nativity scene circa the 17th Century.
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