Today, my friend, Celeste from Celestina Marie Design posted about a Rosary (in the photo below) that she received from me. It was a lovely story that she shared. I have been extremely blessed by the friendships my Rosaries have led to.
Hi Jan, Oh this is so like you to give another gorgeous rosary away to a dear heart. That person doesn't even know yet, what a blessing is on the way. Thank you for your generosity and giving heart my friend. You are such a gift to me and I am blessed by your friendship.
Thank you for the mention in your wonderful giveaway. I hope to send many your way.
Visiting via Celestina Marie's blog. I was moved by her post about the Rosary gift and wanted to pop over for a visit. What a beautiful Rosary. How special and so very thoughtful. I love Rosaries.... they are beautiful and bring a sense of peace and comfort to a home. Happy Holidays! With warm wishes, Elizabeth The Porcelain Rose
Good Morning Jan, Celestina is a good blogging friend of mine and she wrote me to tell me about you and the rosaries you make. Her rosary is exquisite, what a treasure to own. I also grew up praying the rosary with my mother and godmother. I remember when I had a date with my now husband, that I couldn't leave on the date until we prayed the rosary. It has a very special meaning to me. Also told me about your bell's palsy, my mother also had it. I will pray for you. Blessings...Lu
Such a sweet thing to do Jan, lovely Rosary. I have one from my childhood that my grandpops gave me. A comfort to hold and marvel at Gods Glory and Power. Thanks for an opportunity to have one of your beautiful creations. Merry Christmas. Di
I found your blog by way of Celestina Marie's page. The rosary you made is the most beautiful one I have seen.....you are so talented.
I am sorry to read about your Bell's Palsy....I was diagnosed with Lyme Disease 2009 and in my researching Lyme have read that many with Lyme have Bell's Palsy as one of the symptoms...just to make you aware.
I just told by Celestina about your rosary.You couldn't imagine that my husband loved it too when he saw me in front of Celestina's post.To owned that rosary such a blessing please enter me at your rosary give away.I need a rosary . our daily prayer.Oh I wish your beautiful rosary fly to Rome for me ;), let see God's will ;)
I'm very sorry with your health diagnose.Don't worry Jan, HER SON never let you alone. I believe and that the way it is. I'm wishing you a very very happy Christmas to you and your loved ones.
Dear Jan, Thank you so much for your kind and loving words...Yes I am Catholic. Your rosary's are beautiful and made with loving hands and heart. Like you said your rosary will reach the one in need. I hope you are feeling better. Your Christmas tree is so pretty and your dinner table is so welcoming. I will be cooking for family this year Christmas eve dinner and Christmas day dinner. I think its good for me to keep busy. Sending hugs and love to you, Elizabeth
Hi Jan, Oh this is so like you to give another gorgeous rosary away to a dear heart. That person doesn't even know yet, what a blessing is on the way.
ReplyDeleteThank you for your generosity and giving heart my friend.
You are such a gift to me and I am blessed by your friendship.
Thank you for the mention in your wonderful giveaway. I hope to send many your way.
Hugs, Celestina Marie
Visiting via Celestina Marie's blog.
ReplyDeleteI was moved by her post about the Rosary gift and wanted to pop over for a visit.
What a beautiful Rosary. How special and so very thoughtful.
I love Rosaries.... they are beautiful and bring a sense of peace and comfort to a home.
Happy Holidays!
With warm wishes,
Elizabeth
The Porcelain Rose
Good Morning Jan, Celestina is a good blogging friend of mine and she wrote me to tell me about you and the rosaries you make. Her rosary is exquisite, what a treasure to own. I also grew up praying the rosary with my mother and godmother. I remember when I had a date with my now husband, that I couldn't leave on the date until we prayed the rosary. It has a very special meaning to me. Also told me about your bell's palsy, my mother also had it. I will pray for you. Blessings...Lu
ReplyDeleteSuch a sweet thing to do Jan, lovely Rosary. I have one from my childhood that my grandpops gave me. A comfort to hold and marvel at Gods Glory and Power. Thanks for an opportunity to have one of your beautiful creations. Merry Christmas. Di
ReplyDeleteIt is in giving that we truly receive.
ReplyDeleteI myself have a lovely collection of French medals, rosaries and religious sculptures that I truly treasure.
May this gift of love bring many blessings to the one who needs it.
May the peace, joy and love of the season be yours all year long!
I found your blog by way of Celestina Marie's page. The rosary you made is the most beautiful one I have seen.....you are so talented.
ReplyDeleteI am sorry to read about your Bell's Palsy....I was diagnosed with Lyme Disease 2009 and in my researching Lyme have read that many with Lyme have Bell's Palsy as one of the symptoms...just to make you aware.
Healing wishes.
Hello Jan,
ReplyDeleteI just told by Celestina about your rosary.You couldn't imagine that my husband loved it too when he saw me in front of Celestina's post.To owned that rosary such a blessing
please enter me at your rosary give away.I need a rosary . our daily prayer.Oh I wish your beautiful rosary fly to Rome for me ;), let see God's will ;)
I'm very sorry with your health diagnose.Don't worry Jan, HER SON never let you alone.
I believe and that the way it is.
I'm wishing you a very very happy Christmas to you and your loved ones.
Hugs from Rome
Dear Jan,
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for your kind and loving words...Yes I am Catholic. Your rosary's are beautiful and made with loving hands and heart.
Like you said your rosary will reach the one in need.
I hope you are feeling better. Your Christmas tree is so pretty and your dinner table is so welcoming. I will be cooking for family
this year Christmas eve dinner and Christmas day dinner. I think its good for me to keep busy.
Sending hugs and love to you, Elizabeth