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Olive Wood Rosary Hail Mary: 8 mm French Olive Wood Our Father: Carved Holy Land Olive Wood Olive Wood Crucifix Medal of St. Benedict $ 19.00
Old Palm Wood Rosary Hail Mary: 10 mm Old Palm Wood Our Father: Carved Holy Land Olive Wood Olive Wood Crucifix Medal of St. Benedict $ 14.00
Black Ebony Wood Rosary Hail Mary: 8 mm Black Ebony Our Father: 10 mm Black Ebony Black Ebony Crucifix Medal of St. Benedict $ 29.00
The African Rosary Hail Mary: 8 mm Olive Wood Our Father: Imported French carved bead Rose Wood Crucifix Medal of St. Benedict $ 34.00 |
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Our Traditional rosaries are made by the monks of Clear Creek during the time of manual work. We use wooden beads and crucifixes with a solid St. Benedict’s medal to craft extremely strong and beautiful rosaries.
Traditional rosary made by the monks |
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Unless otherwise requested, the rosaries will be blessed before being shipped
HIS HOLINESS BENEDICT XVI:
“Christian contemplation cannot leave the Word of God out of consideration if it is to be a contemplative prayer. The Rosary must always emerge from the silence of the heart as a response to the Word, after the model of Mary's prayer...
First of all there is the enunciation of the mystery. The Our Father follows; by giving the prayer a "vertical" orientation, the soul who recites the rosary is opened to the correct filial attitude in accordance with the Lord's invitation: "When you pray say: Father..." (Lk 11: 2). The first part of the Hail Mary, also taken from the Gospel, lets us listen again each time to the words that God addressed to the Virgin through the Angel and to the words of her cousin Elizabeth's blessing. The second part of the Hail Mary resounds like the answer of children who, in addressing supplications to their Mother, do nothing other than express their own adherence to the saving plan revealed by God. Thus the thought of those who pray remains ever anchored to Scripture and to the mysteries presented in it.
Lastly, I wish to recall the apostolic dimension of the Rosary, a dimension that so many lived intensely, drawing inspiration from it to carry out on this earth so many charitable initiatives.” |
