Also known as 3rd class relics, Rosary Relics are special medallions depicting a particular saint. What makes these medallions different from any other saint medallion, is that they contain a piece of cloth that has made physical contact with that saint's 1st class relic, in other words, the saint's … [Read more...]
Religious Keepsake Boxes
Keepsake boxes, memory chests, and even jewelry boxes are a great way for us to store items and trinkets that we have a special connection with. They are ideal for storing and protecting that which we cherish, as well as those little reminders of events and milestones in our lives. In this article … [Read more...]
The Rosary’s Beads and Their Meaning
Here at Scripture Catholic, we have been asked by many of our readers what do the Rosary's beads mean. We have written several articles covering how to use Rosary beads, the different types of Rosaries, as well as the different Rosary prayers. Rosary Beads The Different Types Of Rosaries … [Read more...]
Rugged Rosaries Review
CordBands, the makers of the popular Rugged Rosaries, produce paracord rosaries and the WWI rosary bead replicas, known as WWI Battle Beads Rosaries. Each and every rosary they produce is handcrafted in their North Californian studio. Affectionately dubbed "The Rosarium", the studio employs a team … [Read more...]
Nine Beaded Chaplet Prayers
The humble nine beaded chaplet functions as an excellent devotional when praying to the Saints. Most Saint prayers are performed on either the straight nine bead chaplet, or the three sets of three chaplet. There are some prayers that do use a set rosary or chaplet that has a specific … [Read more...]
Rosary Bead Prayers
A number of prayers can be found in this article that can be used along side the five decades rosary, the 3x3 chaplet and the rosary of sorrow. Each iteration of the rosary bead can be used for several different prayers and prayer types. In this article we will be listing a few of these … [Read more...]
The Different Types Of Rosaries
As most of us are familiar with the beaded rosary, you would be forgiven for thinking that the rosary bead gets its name from the beads. This is not the case however as the "bead" in the name, actually comes from an Old English word meaning "to pray" or "to entreat". So any rosary made using knots … [Read more...]
Rosary Beads
The modern day rosary owes its origins to the early days of Christianity. Whether we are talking about the rosary that were used by the early 3rd century eastern monks, or the 13th century St. Dominic rosary (The Psalter of Jesus and Mary), we use a rosary, modern or old, to help us quietly reflect … [Read more...]