Describe your rosary

[dspen2005]

brown, blessed by the Holy Father -- with an image of the Sacred Heart as the center medal

[ReinnieR]

the one i use the most is the k of c one

[Fides_et_Ratio]

[quote name='FutureNunJMJ' date='Oct 23 2005, 03:31 PM']I have my Rosary I bought in Assisi that has light brown wood beads and the Our Father beads are the major Churches in Assisi.  [right][snapback]768236[/snapback][/right]
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I think that's the same one I got in Assisi!

[Piccoli Fiori JMJ]

[quote name='Fides_et_Ratio' date='Oct 23 2005, 02:09 PM']I think that's the same one I got in Assisi!
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Cool beans! That is the one that Hangsout in my purse. I really should have looked for a Franciscan Crown when I was in Assisi, but I think it is a pretty Rosary and our Holy Father blessed it at WYD...

[philothea]

Olive wood beads and brown string. I had a "pearl" (plastic) and "silver" (plated brass) rosary given to me by my godfather when I was baptized but my husband swiped it.

I should probably get more rosaries.

(The fingers get used too.)

[photosynthesis]

I can make the wire+chain rosaries, cord rosaries, but I wish I knew how to make the knotted rosaries.

[lifeteenchick527]

the one i use the most is a one decade one... its really pretty... its beads are srt of clear and in the shape of hearts

i got it from a friend (********) for my confirmation

God Bless
LTC

[Proud2BCatholic139]

I have about 100 rosaries I made, and each one is unique. Well, anyway, one that I can think of now is a glow in the dark rosary. IT'S AWESOME!!!!!!!!!!

Edited October 24, 2005 by Proud2BCatholic139

[zunshynn]

The Rosary I use is actually my brothers. The beads are wooden and it has a silver papal crucifix and the middle bead (what is that called?!) Has a picture of my man JP2, and it was blessed by him too!

My first communion rosary has white frosted heart beads, and a broken crucifix The middle bead has a madonna on it ( I don't remember which one), and what I think is supposed to be a pope, but I don't know who it's suppose to be. Maybe it's supposed to be God on his throne, I don't really know.

I also have a rosary blessed by JP2 but it breaks all the time, so that's why I pray with my brother's because he doesn't (not that I do as much as I should.) But anyway, it has blue beads, very worn. and the middle bead, again has a madonna and JP2 (I think)

[Lounge Daddy]

(related note: i am in a long line of first born of first born of first borns in my family name)

i was given a rosary by my great grandmother while she was on her deathbed
it was simple with all black beads - and i was told by my greatgrandmother that her dad (my great great grandfather) used a simple black rosary - and so did her husband - and so did her first son (my grandfather) and so did his first born (although i can tell you he has used several different that i have seen) and so being his first born, and son ... i guess she wanted to insure i used a black beaded rosary
maybe she had a special Jesuit devotion? i have no idea...

but really - i use the rosary my Polish grandmother made for me - with nice ornate brown beads - its both "ornate" and "earthy"
and reminds me of my grandmother - who is down-to-earth and a franciscan

[Christie_M]

The one I use the most has pink beads(I like pink )
for the Hail Mary's, and red ones for the Our Father's. :
My fav is all soft pink.

[Anastasia13]

I just got a new one. It's a brown that looks like Ovaltine before it's mixed except a little darker and the cord is darker than that. The beads are wood with a circle inside a circle on four sides of them. The cord is thinnish and flat-braided. All the beads are the same except the cross which has the outline of a figure of Jesus cut into it on one side.

[Laudate_Dominum]

[quote name='Light and Truth' date='Nov 10 2005, 02:10 AM']I just got a new one.  It's a brown that looks like Ovaltine before it's mixed except a little darker and the cord is darker than that.  The beads are wood with a circle inside a circle on four sides of them.  The cord is thinnish and flat-braided.  All the beads are the same except the cross which has the outline of a figure of Jesus cut into it on one side.
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[Totus Tuus]

I have a replica of Mother Teresa's rosary, made out of the seeds of the Job's tears plant. I also have a rosary I bought in Santiago De Compostella, Spain, (well actually I hijacked it from the sibling I gave it to), which has the Santiago cross (shaped like a dagger) and the shell (significant for Baptism, and used to be always carried by pilgrims for collecting alms and scooping up water to drink) for the first Our Father.

[Thy Geekdom Come]

My rosary is a very tiny, girly rosary with white beads (though I think they were originally a golden color, which is rapidly rubbing off, but I'm keeping as much of those chips as possible). It has a golden chain and a little cross. It's very simple, smells like Jen's perfume, and I keep it in my pocket all day and by my bed all night.