- Prayer Bedes' mission is to encourage Christian prayer. We acknowledge there are many forms of prayer. One form is using the rich tradition of Christian prayer beads found throughout the world to help us engage our body, mind, and spirit in our prayers.
About Me
Beads as Tools for prayer
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Types of Rosaries, Chaplets, and Christian Prayer Beads
- Angelic Trisagion Chaplet
- Anglican Rosary
- Brigittine Rosary
- Chaplets
- Chaplet of Divine Mercy
- Coptic Mequtaria
- Croatian Peace Chaplet
- Dominican Rosary
- Franciscan Crown Rosary
- Gifts of the Holy Spirit Chaplet
- Greek Orthodox Komvoschinion
- Irish Penal Rosary
- Lazo Wedding Rosary
- Lutheran Rosary
- Psalms of Hope Chaplet
- Psalter & Paternoster
- Russian Orthodox Chotki
- Seven Dolor Rosary
- Stella Maris Chaplet
Types of Crosses
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Tag Archives: Ecumenical
Practicing Gracious Acceptance – A Mantra, A Prayer, A Breath Prayer
The words “gracious acceptance” seem to have been walking in and out the door to my consciousness lately. As they walk by, they say “see me”. I even wrote them down in my planner to acknowledge them, but they seem … Continue reading
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The Meaning of Symbols?
Before I started this post, I researched the cross I used on this set of prayer beads. It is called a “quatrefoil.” Because I am not an expert on this symbol or even crosses in general, I am going to … Continue reading
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A Circle Prayer Blessing
This morning a friend of mine, Kristen Olson-Vincent from Prayerworks Studio, posted a photo of her new prayer wall. It inspired me to add more to my own. I made this graphic that I plan to frame (not sure how … Continue reading
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Good Friday Crucifix and Easter Sunday Cross
In my experience, preferring the crucifix (the cross with the figure, also known as the corpus, of the crucified Jesus on it) versus the cross (without any symbol of Christ on it) is often influenced by what denomination of the … Continue reading
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Protestants and the Rosary
I ran across this article this morning on Facebook, and I wanted to share. It mirrors some of my own beliefs as a raised Lutheran, Episcopal, married Catholic. http://sojo.net/blogs/2015/04/23/why-i-protestant-pray-hail-mary-and-use-rosary
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Psalms of Hope Chaplets
Psalms of Hope Chaplet by prayer bedes The first prayer beads documented in the Western Church were called Psalters. Religious Clerics were required to pray the Divine Office, which included reciting and meditating on the 150 Psalms of the bible … Continue reading
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New Anglican Rosaries
I have just listed four new Anglican Rosaries in my Etsy shop. Click here for the link.
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