St Benedict Rosary
The Benedictine Rosary
Prier, et demander que le mal se tienne à distance
Chaque soir, le chapelet entre les doigts, vous confiez à saint Benoît ceux que vous aimez et demandez à Dieu de tenir le mal loin d'eux.
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Size guide
Where it sits
- 40 cmChoker
- 45 cmCollarbone
- 50 cmJust below the collarbone
- 55 cmUpper chest
- 60 cmMid-chest
- 70 cmOver clothing
Sizes shown on an average build. An extender adds a few centimetres of freedom.
Mesurez chez vous en 2 minutes
Il vous faut une bande de papier (ou une ficelle, un lacet), un stylo et une règle.
- Prenez une ficelle ou un lacet et marquez dessus la longueur qui vous intéresse, par exemple 50 cm.
- Réunissez les deux marques derrière la nuque, avec le type de haut que vous portez d'habitude.
- Regardez-vous dans un miroir : le point le plus bas de la ficelle, c'est là que tombera la chaîne.
- Trop haut ou trop bas ? Essayez 5 cm de plus ou de moins : c'est une taille au-dessus ou en dessous.
Vous avez déjà une chaîne qui vous plaît ? Posez-la à plat, fermoir fermé, et mesurez-la d'un bout à l'autre. Avec un cou ou un torse larges, chaque longueur tombe un peu plus haut.
Pas de règle ? Une carte bancaire mesure 8,6 cm de long : comptez combien en tiennent sur votre bande.
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Détails du produit
Natural wooden beads, a crucifix marked INRI and the medal of Saint Benedict. A simple, traditional rosary that feels warm in the hand.
- Material
- Natural wooden beads
- Length
- 49 cm (19.3 in)
- Symbol
- Rosary, Crucifix, Saint Benedict Medal, INRI
- Bead size
- 10 mm
- Weight
- 33 g
- Packaging
- Signature gift box and polishing cloth
Comment le porter
This rosary is 49 cm (19.3 in) long with 10 mm wooden beads, a size that sits comfortably in the hand for prayer. It can be kept in a pocket, a bag or a car, or worn loosely around the neck over a sweater, with the crucifix at the front.
Natural wood should stay dry: take it off before a shower or a swim and keep it away from perfume. At 33 g it is light to carry every day. It suits a first communion or confirmation from a godparent, especially for a child who has chosen Saint Benedict, and Easter.
Questions
What are Saint Benedict's beads?
A rosary that includes the Saint Benedict medal or crucifix. This one has wooden beads, a crucifix marked INRI and the medal of Saint Benedict.
What does INRI on the crucifix mean?
It stands for the Latin Iesus Nazarenus Rex Iudaeorum, Jesus of Nazareth, King of the Jews, the inscription placed on the cross according to the Gospel of John.
Is the wooden Benedictine Rosary light enough to wear as a necklace?
Yes. It weighs 33 g and measures 49 cm (19.3 in), so it can be worn around the neck or simply carried for prayer. The 10 mm wooden beads feel warm rather than heavy.
How do I keep the natural wood beads of the Benedictine Rosary from dulling?
Keep them dry, since water can dull natural wood, and wipe them with the microfiber cloth included. Hold the beads gently rather than pulling on the cord, and store the rosary flat in its gift box.
Is a Saint Benedict rosary a fitting first communion gift for a godchild?
Yes. The large wooden beads are easy for a child to hold, and the Saint Benedict medal joins the old Benedictine prayer against evil to the child's first rosary.
Can a priest bless the Benedictine Rosary, crucifix and medal together?
Yes. One blessing covers the whole rosary, including the INRI crucifix and the Saint Benedict medal. It arrives unblessed; any priest can bless it, usually after Mass.
The prayer
Hail Mary, full of grace, the Lord is with thee. Blessed art thou among women, and blessed is the fruit of thy womb, Jesus. Holy Mary, Mother of God, pray for us sinners, now and at the hour of our death. Amen.
The Hail Mary, traditional prayer of the rosary
Shipping & returns
Free standard shipping on every order. Your order is processed within 24 hours on business days, then shipped with tracking.
Every order arrives in our signature gift box, with a microfiber cloth to keep your piece shining.
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Returns. You have 30 days after delivery to return your piece, unworn and in its original packaging.
1-year warranty & care
Covered for 1 year against manufacturing defects: a clasp that fails, a stone that falls out without impact, a structural defect. Send your order number and 3 to 4 photos and we ship a replacement once your claim is approved, with no return needed. Full warranty
- Handling: Hold the beads gently and avoid pulling on the cord.
- Water: Keep the beads dry; water can dull natural wood and stone.
- Storage: Store it flat in its signature gift box.
- Cleaning: Wipe it with the microfiber cloth included.
Sa signification
Wood, INRI and Saint Benedict
This rosary brings together two old Catholic devotions. The beads count the prayers of the rosary, mostly Hail Marys, said while meditating on the Gospel. The medal belongs to Saint Benedict, the sixth-century monk whose Rule shaped monastic life in the West, and it carries Latin initials asking the cross to be a light. On the crucifix you can read INRI, the initials of the Latin title Pilate placed above Jesus, naming him King of the Jews. The beads are natural wood, separated by metal spacers, and the rosary measures 49 cm. Some Catholics prefer...
L'offrir en cadeau
A first rosary for a godchild at first communion, or a confirmation gift for a teenager who has taken Saint Benedict as a confirmation saint. At Easter, it suits anyone who prays with beads.
