“The Little Flower”
Verso l’ alto Designs pours love and prayer into each rosary we craft here in Aptos, CA.
“Sometimes when I am in such a state of spiritual dryness that not a single good thought occurs to me, I say very slowly the “Our Father,” or the “Hail Mary,” and these prayers suffice to take me out of myself.” -St Therese of Lisieux
This Rosary is inspired by Doctor of the Church and beautiful example of faith, St. Therese of Lisieux. She is known by many to be the Saint of the “little way”, meaning she believed in doing the smallest deeds with great love in her heart for both neighbor and God. She lived an extraordinary life of love and inspires us today to follow in her example of faith. We pray that this Rosary, inspired by her title “The Little Flower”, promotes greater devotion to St. Therese and that all who use it learn, like her, to offer up daily sacrifices with love to our Lord, as a bouquet of sweet swelling roses. St Therese of Lisieux, pray for us!
This beautifully feminine Rosary makes a wonderful gift for the women in your life or anyone with a love for St Therese of Lisieux.
Features;
-20 inches in length
-This Rosary is made with 9.5 mm durable hand stained wooden beads stained in the colors light pink (Hail Mary beads) and light brown (Our Father beads)
-The beads are strung on durable tan 325 paracord
-The rosary centerpiece features a beautiful silver St. Therese of Lisieux medallion
-The crucifix is an Italian made Tertium Millennium Holy Trinity crucifix cross displaying the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.
-Crucifixes and centerpieces on this Rosary are secured with silver jump rings that will last for a lifetime.
This rosary is both beautiful and practical in design. At Verso l’ alto designs we make each rosary to order and take the utmost pride in our process of hand staining and stringing every Rosary we sell.
We offer lifetime free repairs on our Rosaries should your cord, beads, or hardware ever break or fray. This is a Rosary made to last a lifetime of prayer!
“The higher we go, the better we shall hear the voice of Christ….Verso l’ alto!”
