Soldier of Christ Paracord Rosary

Soldier of Christ Paracord Rosary in Bronze

• Handmade
• Length including cross: approx. 51cm
• genuine 550 Paracord (4mm) black in military quality
• Ave Maria beads: metal beads (alloy - cadmium-free and lead-free) 10mm
• Our Father beads: metal beads in bronze 10mm
• Centerpiece: Miraculous medal in bronze color and in Latin script
• Cross: high-quality Pardon crucifix in bronze and in English lettering (as in the original version)
• The loop part of the rosary fits over most heads

This extraordinary "Soldier of Christ" rosary combines strength and faith in a unique design. Crafted with durable black paracord and high-quality bronze-colored metal beads, it is a symbol of steadfastness and devotion.

We use a 4mm thick black paracord cord. Paracord is a particularly robust material originally used in the military industry. Hence the name – "paracord" stands for "parachute cord." It was originally used as parachute cord during World War II and has since proven to be an extremely versatile material. It is known for its durability and resistance to various environmental conditions.

The cross of this rosary is a Pardon Crucifix. The Pardon Crucifix was introduced by Pope Pius X in 1905. It bears the words "Father, forgive them" and is a symbol of forgiveness and mercy.

We place great importance on quality and attention to detail. Each of our designs is created with care and dedication. Our goal in designing this rosary was to create a rosary that is both stylish and practical.

Remember to have your rosary and devotional item(s) blessed by a priest before use.

If you have any questions about our products, handling, or requests for custom designs, please feel free to contact us so we can help you.

Centerpieces and crosses can be freely combined. Please enter your request in the comments field or (with PayPal Express) send it by email with the order number to Marcellustraditiocatholica@outlook.de .

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Information about the Pardon Crucifix:
Whoever, at the moment of death, strengthened by the sacraments of the Church, or with a contrite heart but unable or unwilling to receive these sacraments, will kiss this crucifix, ask God for forgiveness, and forgive his neighbor, will gain a plenary indulgence.
Indulgence prayers: "Our Father, who art in heaven, forgive us our debts, as we also forgive our debtors."
"I beg you, Most Blessed Virgin Mary, intercede for us with the Lord our God."
(Rescript of His Holiness Pius X on the Pardon Crucifix of 1 June 1905, addressed to Abbess Leman.)