Franciscan Rosary Crown Wooden with St. Francis of Assisi Tau cross BELT HABIT for Sale

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Franciscan Rosary Crown Wooden with St. Francis of Assisi Tau cross BELT HABIT For Sale

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Franciscan Rosary Crown Wooden with St. Francis of Assisi Tau cross BELT HABIT:
$32.99

NEW - UNIQUE
Franciscan Crown Rosary 7 Decade Wood Beads the Seven Joys.
☆ wooden beads (8 mm);☆ central part of St Benedict (20 mm);☆ Olive wood tau cross (1.4 \"- 3.5 cm).
The crown is made of string using the technique of Franciscan knots.
Size: Body (Ring to Ring) 23\" (59cm), Drop with Crucifix 7\" (18cm)
IMPORTANT!!
IF YOU WANT THE ROSARY TO BE BIGGER THAN 29\"(59CM)! SEND US MESSAGE!!
Each decade describing a particular joy from the life of the Blessed Virgin Mary. The Seven Joys are:
1) The Annunciation2) The Visitation3) The Birth of Our Lord Jesus Christ4) The Adoration of the Magi5) The Finding of the Child Jesus in the Temple6) The Appearance of Christ to Mary after the Resurrection7) The Assumption and Coronation of Mary as Queen of Heaven
How to Pray the Crown RosaryThe Franciscan Crown Rosary begins quite simply by stating the first Mystery and then praying one Our Father and ten Hail Marys while meditating upon it. This same procedure is then followed for the other six Mysteries. Even though it is common practice nowadays to add the Glory Be at the end of each decade, and even the Fatima Prayer, these are not required. It is customary to finish by adding two Hail Marys in honor of the 72 years that Our Lady is said to have lived on earth, and one Our Father and Hail Mary for the intentions of the Pope.Story of the Franciscan CrownThe story of the Rosary of the Seven Joys of the Blessed Virgin dates back to the early 15th century. A pious young man named James had been accustomed to adorning a beautiful statue of Mary with a crown of flowers, which he had picked and woven himself. He later entered the Franciscan Order, but either because of a lack of time or permission, he was no longer able to continue this devotion. Distraught because of this, he decided to abandon the religious life and return to the world.Our Lady then appeared to him and convinced him not to leave the order. She told him that he should not be downcast because he was no longer permitted to adorn her statue, for she would teach him a way to give her honor which was much more pleasing and meritorious. Instead of a crown of flowers, which quickly wither, he was to weave a crown of prayers, and these prayers could be offered at any moment. She then taught him the Rosary of the Seven Joys, adding that these prayers would not only form a more acceptable crown, but they would also yield innumerable graces for himself and others.
This simple but beautiful devotion of praying the Crown of the Seven Joys of the Blessed Virgin soon spread over the entire Franciscan Order and was officially established in 1422.
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