ROSARY – Hematite Bead with Cross separators touched to over 600 relics

• Beads: Hematite
• Centerpiece: Our Lady of Crucifix
• Separator: Cross
• with Relic card
• free pouch

To ensure fair access for all and due to the limited availability of relic rosary and necklaces,  purchases are limited to 2 per customer address.

Beautiful Hematite bead chain rosary. Petite Hematite beads. Approximately 21 inches long. Rosary is a third class relic as it has been hand touched to over 600 sacred relics of Our Lord, Blessed Virgin Mary, St Joseph, the Apostles, Martyrs, and Saints. See the full list below.

Perfect for you or a loved one.

Touched to sacred relics of:
Our Lord Jesus Christ: True Cross, Holy Shroud, Holy Nail, Veronica’s Veil, Holy Sponge, Holy Sepulchre, Manger, Holy Crib, Holy Table of the Last Supper, Holy Stairs, Column of Flagellation, Ecce Homo (ex apcu), Mount Calvary, Mount of Olives, Mount Tabor, Via Dolorosa (ex rupe), Garden of Gethsemane.

Blessed Virgin Mary: Veil, Garment/Vestment, Holy House of Loreto, Sepulchre, Annunciation House, Fatima Holm-oak, Lourdes Grotto Stone.

Saint Joseph: Cloak, House, Workshop.

Apostles and Evangelists: Saints Peter, Andrew, James Maj, John, Philip, Bartholomew, Simon, Thomas, Matthew, James Min, Jude Thaddeus, Matthias, Barnabas, Mark, Luke, and Paul.

Saints and Martyrs: Saints Adelaide, Adrian, Agnes, Albert of Jerusalem, Albert Magnus, Aloysius Gonzaga, Alphonsus Liguori, Alphonsus Rodriquez, Amand, Ambrose, Anne (mother BVM), Anastasia, Andrew Avellino, Andrew Bobola, Andrew Corsini, Anselm, Anthony the Great, Anthony of Padua, Antoninus of Florence, Apollonia, Arnulf of Metz, Athanasius, Augustine of Hippo, Barbara, Basil the Great, Bathasar, Bede, Bernadette Soubirous, Benedict Joseph Labre, Benedict Martyr, Benedict of Nursia, Bernard of Clairvaux, Blaise, Bibiana, Bonaventure, Boniface, Caesarius of Terracina, Cajetan, Camillus de Lellis, Candida, Catherine Laboure, Catherine of Siena, Charles Borromeo, Clare of Assisi, Clement of Rome, Columban, Cornelius, Crescentia, Cyril of Alexandria, Cyril of Jerusalem, Cyrilla, Damien of Molokai, Didacus of Alcala, Dominic de Guzman, Dominic Savio, Donatus, Dorothy, Elizabeth Ann Seton, Elizabeth of Hungary, Ephraem the Syrian, Eucherius, Faustina Kowalska, Felicity, Ferdinand III, Florian, Frances X Cabrini, Francis of Assisi, Francis Borgia, Francis de Sales, Francis Jerome, Francis of Paola, Francis Xavier, Francisco Marto, Gaspar, Gemma Galgani, George, Gerard Majella, Germaine Cousin, Gertrude the Great, Gregory the Great, Gregory of Nazianzus, Hedwig, Hermes, Hilary of Poitiers, Holy Innocents, Hyacinth of Caesarea, Hyacinth of Poland, Ignatius of Loyola, Isidore of Seville, Isidore the Laborer, Jacinta Marto, Japan Martyrs SJ, Japan Martyrs 205, Jerome, Joachim (father BVM), Joseph Benedict Cottolengo, John Bosco, John Francis Regis, John Neumann, John the Baptist, John de Britto, John Chrysostom, John of the Cross, John Damascene, John and Paul Martyrs, John Paul II, John Scalabrini, John Vianney, Julie Billiart, Katharine Drexel, Lawrence, Lazarus, Leo the Great, Leonard, Louis Martin, Louis de Montfort, Lucy, Margaret Mary Alacoque, Maria Goretti, Maria Mazzarello, Marie Azelie Guerin, Mary Magdalene, Mary Magdalene de Pazzi, Maximilian Kolbe, Maximinus of Trier, Melchior, Michael the Archangel (Grotto), Nicholas of Bari, Patrick, Paul of the Cross, Paul the Martyr, Peregrine Laziosi, Perpetua, Peter of Alcántara, Peter Canisius, Peter Chrysologus, Peter Claver, Peter Damian, Philip Neri, Philomena, Pio of Pietrelcina, Pius V, Pius X, Renatus, Rita of Cascia, Robert Bellarmine, Roch, Rose of Lima, Rumold, Sabina, Scholastica, Simon Stock, Stanislaus Kostka, Stephen, Teresa of Avila, Therese Couderc, Therese de Lisieux, Thomas Aquinas, Valentine, Valerian, Vincent de Paul, Vincent Ferrer, Vincent the Martyr, Vivina.

Blesseds: Anne of Jesus, Anne of St Bartholmew, Bartolo Longo, Charles Spinola, Francis Xavier Seelos, George Matulaitis-Matulewicz, Marianna Fontanella, Mary Angela Truszkowska, Mary Theresa Ledochowska, Michael McGivney, Michael Rua, Miguel Pro, Pier Giorgio Frassati, Solanus Casey, Valentin Paquayg

About Relics: From the earliest days of Christianity, relics have been venerated by the faithful. This included items associated with Jesus as well as bones, clothing, and others items left behind by martyrs and holy men and women of the faith. We are reminded of the beautiful passage in the Gospels of the miracle of the bleeding woman who was healed by the touching of Jesus’ cloak and her faith, “If I only touch his cloak, I will be healed” (Matthew 9:21).