Assisi | Chews Life Rosary
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This beautiful silicone rosary is sure to bring joy to your home. This earthy-toned rosary teething toy is not only soothing for your little one but it will also help to build wonder and love for the rosary. Watching your child hold this Silicone Rosary is like watching them hold the hand of Mary.
Our Silicone Rosaries feature:
- Our own chewy cross
- Sturdy USA Made paracord
- Snap clasp
- FDA-certified, food-grade silicone
- Lifetime guarantee
- Artisan-made in Michigan, USA
Not suitable as a chewable toy for children ages 4+ and not intended for children to sleep with.
This rosary is named after St. Francis of Assisi. Francis was born to a wealthy merchant in the town of Assisi, Italy. He grew up very privileged and wanted for nothing. Francis greatly desired to make incredible triumphs in his life. This led him to becoming a knight when Assisi went to war. However, he was captured and was imprisoned for an entire year until he was ransomed back to his family. This did not end his desire for glory. He was headed off to join the 4th Crusade when he had a dream war God told him to go home.
Francis had not been leading a holy life oriented towards God. He had never striven holiness, but he listened to God’s voice and returned home. From there, Francis began to pray. He repented of his sins. He spent time in solitude. A big turning point in his conversion was when he encountered a leper in the countryside. Rather than avoid the leper, Francis embraced him. Francis truly believed that it was God who He embraced in that leper.
Francis’ mission really began when he encountered the Lord in the San Damiano crucifix. From the crucifix, he heard Christ say, “Francis, repair my church.” Francis initially took this literally to mean “rebuild this chapel you are in.” Francis did this, but then went further in his mission to rebuild the Church. After being disowned by his father, Francis began to preach and started attaining followers. He wrote a very simple rule that has now attracted thousands over the years.There is so much more to know about Francis’s life. You can find out more here.
St. Francis of Assisi, pray for us!