Catholic Rosary
Greetings all. A friend and myself make and restore Rosary beads. As well as selling these for a nominal price of $5.00. They are available in a range of colours, and are strung on fishing nylon for extra strength.
We also make single decade Rosaries. These are ideal for clipping to your rear vision mirror, handbag or wallet.
We also repair and restore old Rosaries to be returned to their original owner or for distribution. Old necklaces are also welcome as we can often use the beads.
We do not make a profit from these. All funds raised go to buying more supplies. We provide these for free to churches, schools and missions. Often friends who are travelling overseas will take some for their family and church there.
If you are interested, or have an old Rosary or necklace to donate or repair, please feel free to contact me.
Note that the photos are just a sample of what is available.
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