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Fauken
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It’s a little thing, but I thought it may be worth sharing.
At my university’s parish, there is a group that makes rosaries and typically leaves a bunch of them out in plastic baggies to be taken by people who need one, whether it’s because they don’t have one or simply because they want to pray the rosary. They had a bunch made of white plastic crosses and white cord a few weeks ago, and I had considered it since I’m going through RCIA, but I decided against it. Since then I’ve had this idea that stayed in my mind that I should get a rosary. Today when I visited, there were more, this time, made of black plastic with black cord (they were made in memory of someone whose funeral was conducted there recently). And buried beneath them was one with mother-of-pearl colored plastic Hail Mary beads with blue Mystery beads. I loved it immediately and took it home with me. There is something so very beautiful about this rosary for some reason, and it was with this simple, pretty rosary that I prayed my first rosary alone (though I need more practice). So to the rosary makers out there, I’d like to say thank you for your work! It really is appreciated, and I hope to give my little pretty rosary a good home and use it well.
At my university’s parish, there is a group that makes rosaries and typically leaves a bunch of them out in plastic baggies to be taken by people who need one, whether it’s because they don’t have one or simply because they want to pray the rosary. They had a bunch made of white plastic crosses and white cord a few weeks ago, and I had considered it since I’m going through RCIA, but I decided against it. Since then I’ve had this idea that stayed in my mind that I should get a rosary. Today when I visited, there were more, this time, made of black plastic with black cord (they were made in memory of someone whose funeral was conducted there recently). And buried beneath them was one with mother-of-pearl colored plastic Hail Mary beads with blue Mystery beads. I loved it immediately and took it home with me. There is something so very beautiful about this rosary for some reason, and it was with this simple, pretty rosary that I prayed my first rosary alone (though I need more practice). So to the rosary makers out there, I’d like to say thank you for your work! It really is appreciated, and I hope to give my little pretty rosary a good home and use it well.