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SYTE REITZ HOW TO
My 12-year-old son became so interested that he resolved to learn how to make chain Rosaries, and he eventually made a beautiful blue crystal chain Rosary for me, a copy of which I still carry with me every day.
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Michael Parish in Dane many years ago, when my children, older than most in the group, took an interest, instead, in an old man sitting in the corner, quietly making chain Rosaries for the missions with a pair of pliers. Our Holy Family Catholic homeschoolers were being taught to make simple string Rosaries at St. But my passion for the Rosary, my desire to make Rosaries, and my commitment to promoting prayer of the Rosary began much later, while I was a homeschooling mother. Homeschooling momĪs a cradle Catholic, I was taught to pray the Rosary. That might sound somewhat exaggerated and melodramatic, but those who are aware that historical battles have been won through the power of the Rosary (such as Battle of Lepanto) might not be surprised that our own personal battles can be won through the power of the rosary as well. The short answer is that I have discovered that the Rosary is one of the most powerful ways that we can tap into the power of God, and I look for ways to share this discovery with others. Why do I make Rosaries, and what does the Rosary mean to me? Syte Reitz made this Rosary with sterling silver, and Swarovski crystal and pearls as a wedding gift for her son, Chris, and his wife, Rebecca.