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AN PAIDRIN BEAG - THE LITTLE ROSARY
Religious persecution in Ireland began under Henry VIII. (1540
till about 1731) The local Parliament adopted acts
establishing the king's ecclesiastical supremacy, abolishing the pope's
jurisdiction, and suppressing religious houses. Irish Penal Rosary
became popular as the ring could be put on one finger at a time
(beginning with the thumb) and then moved to the next finger until all 5
decades of the rosary were completed. This way it was hidden in the hand
of the pray-er so as not to be found. Dates back to the early 18th
century. The long cross was believed to be designed to go into the hand
more secretly - but the Tall Crosses which are all over Ireland
symbolize the reaching up to heaven.
How to use the
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Oval Green Shamrock
Penal $13.00US
The Rosary was given
by our lady in a vision to St Dominic, founder of the Dominican
order. It was given as gift of peace, comfort, and strength,
as relevant today as a nearly eight centuries ago. Since then
our lady herself has repeatedly urged her children to say the
rosary and to promote its message throughout the world.
Some of the earliest Rosaries go back to the 13th century.
Made in Ireland.
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Connemara Penal Single Rosary $15.00US
The Rosary was given
by our lady in a vision to St Dominic, founder of the Dominican
order. It was given as gift of peace, comfort, and strength,
as relevant today as a nearly eight centuries ago. Since then
our lady herself has repeatedly urged her children to say the
rosary and to promote its message throughout the world.
Some of the earliest Rosaries go back to the 13th century.
Made in Ireland.
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Connemara Marble Rosary Beads $40.00US
The Rosary was given
by our lady in a vision to St Dominic, founder of the Dominican
order. It was given as gift of peace, comfort, and strength,
as relevant today as a nearly eight centuries ago. Since then
our lady herself has repeatedly urged her children to say the
rosary and to promote its message throughout the world.
Some of the earliest Rosaries go back to the 13th
century.
Made in Ireland.
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Rosary Bracelet Connemara Marble
$16.00US The Rosary was given
by our lady in a vision to St Dominic, founder of the Dominican
order. It was given as gift of peace, comfort, and strength,
as relevant today as a nearly eight centuries ago. Since then
our lady herself has repeatedly urged her children to say the
rosary and to promote its message throughout the world.
Some of the earliest Rosaries go back to the 13th century.
Made in Ireland.
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White
Satin Rosary Case $2.50US
Brocade
Rosary Case snaps closed. Fully lined. Rosary not included. -- Satin
-- 3 x 2.75" H
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Little
Rosary
$12.00US The Little Rosary of
Ireland. Handmade in Ireland.
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Trinity
Cross Keepsake Box $10.00US
Fabulous for
storing rosaries, jewelry and any small mementos you want to keep safe.
-- Porcelain -- 3 - 3 1/4 x 1 - 1 1/2" H

Communion
Rosary Holder $20.00US Porcelain box comes
with a cross-shaped gift card. White corrugated box. 3" x 4" x 1 1/8".
Back says: First Communion As you say your prayers each day, may
your heart draw closer still to the love of Jesus and His perfect
will. May His gentle hand guide you on your way to a closer walk with
Him each and every day.
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Pewter
Rosary Box $30.00US Pewter
and enamel cross-shaped rosary box, decorated with acrylic jewels.
4 1/2" x 1 1/8" x 6 1/8" high.

Satin Confirmation Rosary
$22.00US
White satin covered box (cardboard insert) with lace trim & floral
ribbon finish. Clear plastic gift box. Pearlized Bead Rosary Included. A Celtic Attic
Exclusive.
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Creed
Connemara Rosary $90.00US 6MM All Sterling
Silver, Connemara Marble. All medals, crosses and
crucifixes manufactured by Creed are individually die struck, in the old
tradition from a solid bar of sterling silver or gold. We use Irish
Connemara Marble for these unique Irish rosaries. Each rosary is
assembled by hand with each bead joined with a jump ring and not simply
bead to bead.
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Creed
One Decade Rosary $90.00US All Sterling
Silver, Swarosvki Crystals. All medals, crosses and crucifixes
manufactured by Creed are individually die struck, in the old
tradition from a solid bar of sterling silver or gold. We use
Swarosvki crystal exclusively in all our sterling silver crystal
rosaries. Each rosary is assembled by hand with each bead joined with
a jump ring and not simply bead to bead.
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Creed
Connemara Rosary $45.00US 6MM All Sterling
Silver, Connemara Marble or Shamrock. All medals,
crosses and crucifixes manufactured by Creed are individually die
struck, in the old tradition from a solid bar of sterling silver or
gold. We use Irish Connemara Marble for these unique Irish rosaries.
Each rosary is assembled by hand with each bead joined with a jump ring
and not simply bead to bead.
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Caplet Rosary
$20.00US Crystals. All medals, crosses and crucifixes
manufactured by Creed are individually die struck, in the old tradition
from a solid bar of sterling silver or gold. Each rosary is assembled by
hand with each bead joined with a jump ring and not simply bead to bead.
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Creed
Shamrock Rosary $75.00US 6MM Sterling
Silver, Shamrock Beads. All medals, crosses and
crucifixes manufactured by Creed are individually die struck, in the old
tradition from a solid bar of sterling silver or gold. We use Swarosvki
crystal exclusively in all our sterling silver crystal rosaries. Each
rosary is assembled by hand with each bead joined with a jump ring and
not simply bead to bead.
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Creed Emerald
Gold
Crystal Rosary $180.00US 7MM 22K Gold over Sterling
Silver, Swarosvki Emerald Crystals. All medals, crosses
and crucifixes manufactured by Creed are individually die struck, in the
old tradition from a solid bar of sterling silver or gold. We use
Swarosvki crystal exclusively in all our sterling silver crystal
rosaries. Each rosary is assembled by hand with each bead joined with a
jump ring and not simply bead to bead.
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Creed Emerald
Crystal Rosary $160.00US 7MM All Sterling
Silver, Swarosvki Emerald Crystals. All medals, crosses
and crucifixes manufactured by Creed are individually die struck, in the
old tradition from a solid bar of sterling silver or gold. We use
Swarosvki crystal exclusively in all our sterling silver crystal
rosaries. Each rosary is assembled by hand with each bead joined with a
jump ring and not simply bead to bead.
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