St. Thérèse of Lisieux Rosary by Blessed Is She

Introducing the St Therese of Lisieux Rosary, prayerfully created by Blessed is She and inspired by great Saints. Carefully designed to be durable and beautiful, we’re honored to bring this prayer tool into your hands.

"I will send down a shower of roses from the heavens; I will spend my heaven doing good upon earth.” // Saint Thérèse of Lisieux

About the Rosary

This Rosary, inspired by Saint Thérèse of Lisieux, features multicolored reds, inspired by her powerful intercession for us by way of signal graces like roses. Each bead of this Rosary is meticulously crafted from high-quality matte stones, creating a stunning and distinctive appearance.

The matte finish lends a refined and understated charm, allowing the beauty of the stones to shine through while providing a comfortable grip during your prayer time with Our Lady.

The Rosary is a powerful Catholic tool for prayer and reflection. As you hold each bead in your hand, you'll be reminded of the beauty of Scripture and the mysteries of the life of Christ.

This will undoubtedly become a treasured heirloom, accompanying you on your spiritual path and fostering a deeper connection with Jesus through the Blessed Mother. 

Saint Thérèse, pray for us!

• "Little Way" Spirituality
  A St. Thérèse rosary reflects her “Little Way”—doing small things with great love. Praying it can be a reminder that even simple, humble prayers are powerful when offered with trust and love.

• Rose Symbolism
  Rosaries dedicated to St. Thérèse often feature rose-shaped beads or include a rose medal, symbolizing the “shower of roses” she promised to send from heaven as a sign of her intercession.

• Carmelite Connection
  As a Discalced Carmelite nun, Thérèse deeply loved Mary and often prayed the Rosary. A rosary honoring her may incorporate Carmelite colors (brown and white) or feature a small scapular medal.

• Medals and Crucifix
  These rosaries often include a medal of St. Thérèse, typically showing her holding a crucifix and roses. The crucifix may also reflect her deep love for Christ and His suffering.

• Devotional Practice
  Many Catholics use a St. Thérèse rosary not just to pray the traditional Rosary, but to ask her intercession—especially for trusting God more, for vocations, or for spiritual simplicity and joy.