ROSARY MAKERS GUIDE

Donating Your Hand-Made Rosaries

Now that you have learned to make rosaries, you may be wondering what to do with all of them. Below we offer some suggestions. But by all means, you are not limited to these.

Be resourceful! Find out from your Pastor if you may
leave a basket of rosaries in the vestibule of the Church.
Or, find a Legion of Mary in your area.
The Knights of Columbus, Rosary & Altar Societies,
First Communion, Confirmation and RCIA classes
often give rosaries away. Local Hospitals and Nursing homes will usually welcome your hand-made rosaries.

www.praytherosarywa.com

Rosary Makers Guide is owned and operated
by the owners of PrayTheRosary Apostolate.
Our's is a family operation, our own charitable contribution
to the poor. We give our rosaries away, and ask those
who receive our sacramentals to make a donation to the poor, such as through St. Anthony's Bread.
We make and sell custom-made rosaries and use the "profits" to buy supplies to partially support our mission work. From the sale of many of our rosaries, a donation is made to Priests For Life and American Life League.
We give rosaries, scapulars and medals away
to those souls in most need who contact us
through our apostolate.

We are always in need of more rosaries...chain or cord style to distribute to individuals requesting them through our apostolate, and to the many Missions we support.

If you would like to donate your rosaries
for the work of our apostolate,
your help would be most greatfully appreciated.
Please contact us and we'll make the arrangements.

IF YOU NEED ROSARIES FOR YOUR MISSION

Click below to be taken off site to our apostolate FREE ROSARY page

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MISSIONARY PRIESTS, NUNS AND LAY PEOPLE
HAVE REQUESTED ROSARIES THROUGH OUR APOSTOLATE
FOR THEIR MISSION WORK

If you are serious about making and donating your Rosaries, we suggest you join an organization called Our Lady's Rosary Makers. You will receive a quarterly Newsletter where names and addresses of missions needing Rosaries are listed.

If you are serious about making and donating your Rosaries, may we suggest you join an organization called Our Lady's Rosary Makers.
You will receive a quarterly Newsletter where names and addresses of missions needing Rosaries are listed.

Lewis & Company also lists names and addresses HERE

BEFORE YOU SHIP:

If you know of a person or organization handling rosaries for the Military, please contact us and we will be happy
to post the information here.

MOST Requests for rosaries from the Military Branches
are for Knotted Cord Rosaries.

DO NOT SHIP your rosaries before
contacting the personnel in charge.

You will be given specific instructions to follow.

CORD: Prefer black, brown, gold, olive, hunter.

CROSSES: Prefer all black. Prefer plastic to metal but will accept metal only for recruits in training. Wood also acceptable.

Center Pieces are not required, but will be acceptable.

Rosaries should be individually packaged
Please do not tie rosaries together in groups with "twist ties," strings or rubber bands.

ROSARIES FOR SOLDIERS
C/O CLO LILLIG
10806 LAKESHORE WEST DR
CARMEL, IN 46033

MICHAEL McGARVEY
RET. SGT. MAJOR - SPECIAL FORCES
7110 GOLDFIELD DR.
WIDEFIELD, CO 80911

CATHOLICS IN THE MILITARY
P.O. BOX 1757
FRONT ROYAL, VA 22630

Cord for All-Cord Knotted Rosaries can be ordered HERE

If you have received requests for rosaries from individuals,
please verify their information.
Find out the name of their local Bishop; verify diocese/archdioceses, and priests names for overseas Missions and Chapels.
A quick Google search will help you verify this information.

For answers to your questions or to arrange to donate your rosaries, please

Please indicate "Donate Rosaries" in the subject line