Rosaries in a sentence

Smaller ring rosaries became known as soldiers' rosaries, because they were often taken into battle by soldiers, most notably during World War I. In addition to a string of beads, single-decade rosaries are made in other physical forms.

There’s also a good tradition of sacred objects of varying strangeness, from miraculous medals and blessed rosaries to alleged pieces of the true cross and severed body parts.

Catholic teen Will Henry enjoys crafting quality, handmade rosaries.

A cluster of candles, rosaries draped over a small wooden cross and messages like “rest in peace” scrawled on the pavement.

A “surprising” spike in participation for events like mass and rosaries has occurred in the past few weeks, possibly because students are more available to participate while at home, he said.

Be proud Davies–just leave the light on and hold your rosaries tight for when Dracula comes in the middle of the night.

Board games, copies of The Seattle Times and National Geographic magazine, as well as religious paraphernalia — Bibles, rosaries and other items — are all part of the supplies provided for the men and women of the sea.

Many portraits after her death are covered in crucifixes and rosaries to suggest Mary as a Catholic martyr.

Every year at Supreme Drag Superstar, demonstrators pray outside of Shiley Theatre with rosaries, in opposition of the drag show.

It was the absence of rosaries on our ovaries.

Next up, Rome to rant at some nuns for praying on their rosaries (“superstitious fools”).

Over time, several people who had originally heckled him have returned with changed hearts and asked for more rosaries.

She has a photo of a man holding one of her rosaries as he faces the Christ the Redeemer statue in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.

The so-called "secular committee of coordination" has called on people to march after mass "with our peace branches, our bibles, our rosaries, our crucifixes, to save the Congo".

Wahl continues to make about three rosaries a week.

Early rosaries were strung on thread, often silk, but modern ones are more often made as a series of chain-linked beads.

Our Lady's Rosary Makers produce some 7 million rosaries annually that are distributed to those considered to be in economic and spiritual need.

Rosaries are often made for sale; hundreds of millions have also been made and distributed free of charge by Roman Catholic lay and religious apostolates worldwide.

There are a number of rosary-making clubs around the world that make and distribute rosaries to missions, hospitals, prisons, etc. free of charge.

Thousands of golden art objects were made: Sacred cups, vessels, reliquaries, crucifixes, rosaries, altar pieces, and statues of the Virgin and Child or Saints all kept the flame of art from dying out.