Can we make up our own chaplets?

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I wanted to pray a chaplet to Pius XII but I can’t seem to find one. Can I make one up myself? Are there any rules regarding this?
 
I say yes. A good Catholic with a good foundation in the faith should be able to do this. But before publishing, submit to your confessor or a competent priest to doublecheck your inspitation.
 
Sure…In fact I’ve been toying with one myself…Though I never thought about “publishing it”…
But then mine is built around the Lords prayer with very little “new” in it…
If you were to compose prayers for you chaplet and wished to publish it…It would be a good idea to have it reviewed by your local bishop.

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My grandmother, and her sisters did rosaries all the time. The marians at church make them all the time, then hand them out at hospitals and etc.

Why would you need special permission? I would do my research to find out how it is laid out but other than that, if you need one, then there are others who might need one too. There are sites online who have rosary making supplies, or you can use chord. they also have the rosary medals, crucifixes and things you don’t always find locally, but your local religious book store may have access to whatever you need. They might also be a good resource for a book on making what you want to make.

awesome.
 
You can make up a chaplet to Pius XII, the rules that would apply would be the same as any member of the communion of saints. If you wish to propagate the devotion and distribute literature in Catholic Churchs there are some other steps, but I got the impression that you wanted this to be a personal thing.
 
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