Midnight Grace St. Benedict Door Rosary

Experience daily spiritual renewal with our Midnight Grace St. Benedict Door Rosary, a stunning piece inspired by the calm and peace of night, created to help you reconnect with God. Allow the serene beauty of this rosary to bring moments of quiet reflection and spiritual grace into your home, symbolizing the calmness and clarity often found in the stillness of midnight.

This exquisite rosary features a striking crucifix with a silver finish and St. Benedict Medals on both sides. Meticulously crafted in Italy, the crucifix includes a sleek black enamel inlay and a silver oxidized corpus, ensuring both beauty and exceptional quality. The elegant paracord, in a calming dark sage green that evokes the tranquility of night, is proudly made in the USA and sourced from Veteran-owned companies, adding depth and intention to each piece.

Key Specifications:

• Crucifix Dimensions: 3" x 1.5"
• Paracord Color: Calming Dark Sage Green
• Rosary Length (when hung): 8 inches

As a special touch, each item is individually hand-wrapped with care, accompanied by a heartfelt blessing for the home inside the product description card.

Invoke the powerful intercession of St. Benedict to protect your home from negativity and temptation. With this prayerful presence, foster a safe, grace-filled environment for your family, helping shield them against physical ailments and negativity.

St. Benedict, the patron saint of kidney disease and schoolchildren, makes this rosary a meaningful and protective addition to your home.

FAQ:

What is a Door Rosary?
A Door Rosary is a unique sacramental featuring a single decade of prayer knots attached to an elegant cross. Hang it on an interior door or wall as a visible symbol of your faith and a constant reminder to engage in prayer.

Is the rosary already blessed?
No, the rosary has not been blessed. While we pray for the rosary's recipient during its creation and packaging, an official blessing has not been performed. If you wish to have your rosary blessed, you can arrange this through your priest or deacon upon receiving it.