Venerare
Venerare Our Lady of Lourdes Crystal Rosary, Italy
An Italian-made rosary with genuine crystal beads and Immaculate Conception Our Father beads, offered in three colors, model VI1782.
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Rosaries & Scapulars
Rosaries and scapulars are the devotional items a parish gives most often: at First Communion, Confirmation, baptism, scapular enrollment and retreats. The rosaries here range from a single Italian crystal rosary meant as a gift to 12-packs of wooden or white bead rosaries for a class. Some come with organza bags or chalice cases. Brown scapulars come 12 to a pack with plastic-encased images for durability.
A religious-education director buying for a class should count the children and choose a 12-pack: the Chaf5dox wooden rosaries in four wood tones or the Westmon Works St. Michael rosaries with matching chalice cases. For a gift from the pastor to a confirmandi or sponsor, the Venerare crystal rosary made in Italy is the individual piece. For enrollment in the brown scapular after Confirmation or a retreat, the Needzo 12-pack covers a group.
12 rosaries & scapulars
Each rosary and scapular below is listed with its count, bead material, length where stated and packaging.
Chaf5dox
Chaf5dox Wooden Rosaries with Organza Bags, 12-Pack
Twelve cord-strung wooden-bead rosaries in four assorted wood tones, each with a crucifix and its own organza gift bag.
Westmon Works
Westmon Works St. Michael Rosary Favors, 12-Pack
Twelve identical white 20 in rosaries with a 1.5 in metal crucifix and chalice centerpiece, each packed in a chalice-shaped case.
Needzo
Needzo Brown Scapulars, Plastic-Encased, Pack of 12
Twelve brown scapulars with plastic-encased images, sold in bulk for parish enrollments and wearable by men and women.
Nazareth Store
Nazareth Store Olive Wood Rosary with Holy Soil Medal
Five-decade rosary of hand-carved olive wood beads, about 20 in long, with a Jerusalem Holy Soil centerpiece in an acrylic box.
Nazareth Store
Black Hematite Rosary with Holy Soil Medal
Five-decade rosary of 59 polished hematite beads, about 18 in long, with a Holy Soil centerpiece and a purple velvet bag.
Nazareth Store
Clear Crystal Bead Communion Rosary, 21 Inch
Five-decade rosary of clear 8 mm glass-like beads, 21 in long, with a silver-plated crucifix in a purple velvet pouch.
Nazareth Store
Pearl Rosary with St. Michael Medal and Chalice
Pearl-like bead rosary, 20 in long, with a St. Michael medal and chalice centerpiece, packed in an engraved metal box.
Nazareth Store
Black Agate Rosary with St. Benedict Medal
Five-decade rosary of 8 mm black glass, agate and onyx beads, about 21.3 in long, with a velvet storage bag.
Nazareth Store
St. Benedict Dark Wood Bead Rosary
Rosary of 8 mm natural wood beads knotted on cord, 20 in long, with a St. Benedict medal and 2.1 in crucifix.
Nazareth Store
St. Michael Paracord Rosary, Black Beads
Five-decade rosary of 10 mm resin beads knotted on rugged cord, 21 in long, with a St. Michael medal and Pardon cross.
Nazareth Store
One-Decade Paracord Pocket Rosary, St. Joseph Medal
Single-decade rosary of 10 mm stainless steel beads on green khaki cord, 11.22 in long, with a St. Benedict cross.
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The specifications the makers publish, in one table.
Questions before you order
How many rosaries does a First Communion class need?
Order one per child plus two or three spares. The 12-packs here cover a small class; larger classes combine packs. Choosing a single style for the whole class, such as the matching St. Michael rosaries, avoids children comparing gifts.
What is the difference between wooden and crystal rosaries?
Wooden-bead rosaries on cord are light, inexpensive and suited to daily use by children. Crystal-bead rosaries on chain, such as the Venerare Lourdes rosary, are heavier and meant as a keepsake gift. Both are used the same way in prayer.
What are plastic-encased scapulars?
A brown scapular is two small wool or cloth panels joined by cords. In the Needzo pack the images are sealed in plastic so they resist sweat and wear. This makes them practical for daily wear after enrollment, while traditional wool scapulars remain an option.
Do rosaries and scapulars need to be blessed?
They are sacramentals and are normally blessed by a priest or deacon before being given out. Bring the whole pack to the celebrant after Mass or at the enrollment rite. Scapular enrollment itself is a short blessing and investiture done by a priest or deacon.