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This ‘Mary Who Unties Knots’ rosary, measuring 58 cm and made of glass beads, is used for praying the Rosary and for the intentions entrusted to the Virgin Mary. Its centrepiece depicts Mary untying knots, and its Mater Dolorosa cross invites us to contemplate the compassion of the Mother of Jesus at the foot of the Cross.
Devotion to Mary Who Unties Knots invites us to entrust to the Virgin Mary the difficulties that seem to complicate or hinder our lives: conflicts, worries, difficult decisions or family trials. In the Catholic faith, the rosary does not act as an object endowed with its own power: it supports prayer and Marian intercession, which are always directed towards God. With its glass beads, this design allows you to recite the prayers of the Rosary whilst meditating on the mysteries of Christ’s life.
The Mater Dolorosa cross evokes Our Lady of Sorrows and Mary’s compassion in the face of her Son’s Passion. The Gospel according to Saint John depicts the Virgin at the foot of the Cross when Jesus entrusts her to the Beloved Disciple. Combined with the heart representing Mary Untying Knots, this cross gives the rosary a spiritual dimension particularly suited to times of trial, discernment or the search for peace.
This Marian glass rosary can be used for the daily Rosary, a novena to Mary Who Unties Knots or a personal time of contemplation. It helps to keep an intention in mind throughout the decades and to contemplate Christ with Mary. It can also be given as a gift to a loved one who wishes to deepen their Marian prayer or to get through a difficult period with Christian trust and hope.
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Based on 4 reviews
Very satisfied (Translated review)
Very beautiful work, beautiful decoration. And also and above all very beautiful work and support for praying to the Good Mother at any time of the day or night! (Translated review)
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Wonderful Rosary! Special for difficult situations. Images of the painting and the miraculous virgin behind it, as well as the grains bursting with light? (Translated review)