St. Therese Sacrifice Beads

This one decade rosary is handcrafted with 12mm silicone beads. It is adorned with a St. Therese Medal and a St. Benedict Crucifix.
This Chaplet can also be used as sacrifice beads.

About the practice of Sacrifice beads:

St. Thérèse of Lisieux, popularized the use of what are now called "sacrifice beads" or "good deed beads" during her childhood. As a young girl, St. Thérèse used a simple string of beads to count her acts of love, kindness, and sacrifices offered to God throughout the day. This practice was part of her approach known as the "Little Way," emphasizing small, everyday acts done with great love.

Today, these beads serve both as a reminder and a tool for individuals, particularly children, to engage in acts of kindness and sacrifice, echoing St. Thérèse's example of doing small things with great love. They are used in Catholic education and family activities, especially around St. Thérèse's feast day or during times like Lent, when the practice of self-denial is emphasized.