To commemorate the Feast of Our Lady of Sorrows on September 15, I will give away this Our Lady of Sorrows chaplet to one lovely reader.
The chaplet is made with caramel-colored Mother of Pearl Ave beads separated with ivory and silver-lined white seed beads. The Paters are ivory Druk glass beads with flower petal shaped spacers.
The prayers of the chaplet, one version of which has become very popular recently with the story of Immaculée Ilibagiza and her devotion to the chaplet, are beautiful, and like the rosary bring us closer to Jesus through His Holy Mother. I am amazed at how many people find me through the internet looking for an Our Lady of Sorrows chaplet. I am so happy to help others find a greater love for our Our Lord and His mother through this particular devotion.
Just leave your name and a way to contact you in the comment box (or email me) by Tuesday at midnight for a chance to win.
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that is so beautiful and thanks for the reminder of Our Lady's feast day, Barbara!
ReplyDeleteMy uncle is fighting pancreatic cancer right now and I think this will be a chaplet of strength for our family to pray.
blessings to you!
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ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful chaplet!
ReplyDeleteI really enjoy visiting your blog, very peaceful.
That is beautiful. I love the beads that you chose.
ReplyDeleteSigh. So lovely, Barbara... and Immaculee's story is so amazing.
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Gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteAnd thank you for introducing me to "Divine Intimacy". After reading your posts about it, I purchased my own copy and have been reading from it daily.
Janet
What a blessing you are, and how lovely the chaplet is! Thank you for the chance!
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What a sweet thing to do for our Blessed Mother. I found you off the Small Things Blog. All of her readers are so talented. Thanks for making this to share.
ReplyDeleteLisa
http://www.thelittlehousethatgrew.com
The chaplet you made is so beautiful, Barbara...
ReplyDeleteMay I still enter even tho I won the pocket rosary for dear hubby?
;-)
norrellc at aol dot com
It is a beautiful chaplet, and I think is a wonderful way to honor Mary and Jesus through her.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! Thanks for the opportunity to win it.
ReplyDeleteMichele in NH
nhboyds@gmail.com
A lovely chaplet.
ReplyDeleteElizabeth C.
carreonx6@msn.com
Thanks for the giveaway..
I love any devotion that brings me that much closer to Our Lady, and, Her Son. Amen. This is another beautiful chaplet. You are so generous.
ReplyDeleteI would love to try and win it.
Sarahs(dot)Journey(at)yahoo.com
Beautiful, as always. This is a devotion I need to begin.
ReplyDeleteI want to enter....I know I won something (a beautiful blue rosary) a couple years ago, but can I enter again?
ReplyDeleteIt's beautiful!
jamiejo99 at gmail.com
It is beautiful, Barbara!
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I've been reading Our Lady of Kibeho! Please put me in the drawing for this beautiful chaplet!
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me. me. me. me.
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mamaballin@gmail.com
This is a new devotion to me (I'm a relatively recent convert) - but it really does speak to the tremendous sorrow Our Lady must feel looking at the world today. It seems so much evil is present and so little good.
ReplyDeleteThe chaplets and rosaries you make are truly beautiful and are an offering unto Our Lord and His Mother all by themselves.
Luci
lalawalker@yahoo.com
What a beautiful chaplet.
ReplyDeleteMonica
mmblando at gmail dot com
I love both your blogs, Barbara, and my family has enjoyed quite a few of your recipes. Thank you for the chance to win such a beautiful chaplet.
ReplyDeleteGod's blessings,
Lara in Canada
lara2 at rogers dot com
I'm behind on my blog reading and I almost missed this chance! What a generous heart you have!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for all the information you have amde readily available for those wanting to become better Catholics and closer to god!
ReplyDelete~Lauren Papan
email: duokrazy@yahoo.com