
Have you heard of the Rosary Card? It will change the way you carry your rosary.
Meet the rosary you can't tangle or break. The Rosary Card from EverydayPrayerCo is described as "rosary beads for your wallet" and that's exactly what it is! Here's what it looks like: a thin, but sturdy, metal card with holes to help you keep track of your prayers. The Rosary Card is no thicker than a credit card, and it will easily slide into the credit-card slots in your wallet. With the card's smooth finish, it won't catch on your skin, nails, or clothing, and it feels substantial in your hands. If you're prone to breaking rosaries, this is a great solution for you!
Besides its durability, I also liked that The Rosary Card is so portable. There's usually a rosary in my handbag, but I can keep this in my wallet and, when I want to pray the Rosary, I can find it a lot more easily than that rosary that has disappeared into the dark corner of my bag (and is probably tangled up).
Keeping a Rosary Card in my wallet means that I'll be able to make the most of unexpected opportunities to pray the Rosary. For example, when I'm standing in line at the grocery store, I can grab that handy card and use the time to pray a decade while I wait, rather than scrolling on my phone.
The Rosary Card is reasonably priced at $11.99 for white, pink, black, or brushed steel editions and $15.99 for copper. When you're making your purchase, you'll be asked to choose whether you want the included Mysteries of the Rosary cards in English or Spanish.
Your purchase helps others
EverydayPrayerCo shares 10% of the profits from each Rosary Card purchased with the Matt Talbot Kitchen, an outreach center for the homeless and needy in the Lincoln, Nebraska Community.
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Copyright 2021 Barb Szyszkiewicz
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Barb Szyszkiewicz
Barb Szyszkiewicz, senior editor at CatholicMom.com, is a wife, mom of 3 young adults, and a Secular Franciscan. Barb enjoys writing, cooking, and reading, and is a music minister at her parish. Find her blog at FranciscanMom and her family’s favorite recipes with nutrition information at Cook and Count. Barb is the author of The Handy Little Guide to Prayer and The Handy Little Guide to the Liturgy of the Hours, available from Our Sunday Visitor.
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