Rosary Beads

Rosary Beads

by admin on August 9, 2010

Rosary Beads. An iconic symbol of a religion. To a catholic - a gift from our lady. Read the words of St Bernadette, can you picture the beads held by our lady? Beads slipping through her fingers. A way to structure and focus on prayer. A devotion, and a means to meditation, and memory of the [...]

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People who are uncertain of what rosary beads are , tend to use a variety of spellings. We have seen -rosemary beads – rosary beeds – rosery beads – roseary beads – rossery beads – roseery beads and others. The correct name is “rosary beads” – because the name derives from the latin rosarium describing [...]

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Rosary Necklace

by admin on August 9, 2010

What is a rosary necklace? Religious orders demand that a rosary is worn at all times, and it can be convenient to make it a necklace by wearing it around the neck. The rosaries – normally wooden – worn in many orders are easily large enough to wear around the neck – but that is [...]

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Was it power or coincidence when Rosary beads saved a British soldier from a landmine in Afghanistan? The British soldier named as Glenn Hockton, 19, was on patrol in Helmand province, Afghanistan, when he bent down to pick up his prayer beads after they fell off. When he stooped to pick them up he saw [...]

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Catholic Rosary Beads?

by admin on June 9, 2010

It is easy to believe that catholic rosary beads are just a catholic thing. It is not so! – Since the beads represent the gospels, rosary  beads are far more universal than that, and are used by protestants too. Members of both Anglican and Lutheran communities use them in their own modified forms. Usage in [...]

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It is sad that this matter was taken so far. A  federal judge ordered a New York middle school to reinstate a seventh-grader,  Raymond Hosier who was suspended for wearing the Catholic prayer beads last month He wears  the purple beads  in memory of his younger brother, who died while clutching a rosaryfollowing a car [...]

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Rosary Mysteries

by admin on June 9, 2010

The catholic rosary is divided into Rosary Mysteries to be said in sequence, each commemorating a phase in the gospels. Traditionally the mysteries are said once a day, although the devout often recite all of the mysteries in sequence as part of a devotion. The Joyful  Mysteries (sometimes Joyous Mysteries) celebrate the annunciation through to [...]

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The Rosary – Is NOT dumb repetition!

by admin on May 26, 2010

To outsiders  the rosary – reciting prayer using rosary beads may seem like dumb and fruitless  repetition,  but this just is not so. Consider: The most efficient way to do anything, take for example business operation and organisation, is with structure and organisation, and planning. That is the way that business copes with the frailty [...]

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Bono’s Rosary Beads

by admin on May 19, 2010

How much are rosary beads worth? $6000 or more if they belonged to Bono Bono’s rosary beads returned  $6,336 in an online auction. The beads were part of a bigger lot, but  did better than another religious object – Larry Mullen’s old Bible. The bible  failed to attract a single bid. Bono always has a [...]

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Rosary Beads for Susan Boyle

by admin on May 19, 2010

Susan Boyle has been presented with a very special set of Rosary beads from fans at home and abroad. The  beads are a joint gift from both fans of the Britain’s Got Talent star in the US and also from Scotland Scotland, Catholics who not only admire Miss Boyle’s singing talents but many also admire  [...]

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