Rosaries

CNY MARIAN CENTER

"Some people are so foolish that they think they can go through life without the help of the Blessed Mother. Love the Madonna and pray the rosary, for her Rosary is the weapon against the evils of the world today. All graces given by God pass through the Blessed Mother.” -St. Padre Pio

Thank you to Dennis and Angelina Girard of rosarybridge.com who promote enrollment in the Confraternity of the Most Holy Rosary. Are you a member? Join online at their website.

October 2021 Newslettter & Deacon Dare's Homily on the Feast of the Assumption

Have you heard about the easiest way to amplify your prayer intentions? Enroll in the Rosary Confraternity started by Our Lady's request to St. Dominic. Without penalty of sin, you are asked to pray one Joyful Rosary, one Sorrowful Rosary, and one Glorious Rosary weekly. No cost but you receive the benefit of hundreds of thousands of people praying for each other's intentions. This is heavenly. Three ways to enroll are through: Confraternity Community, Dominican Friars Province of the Most Holy Name of Jesus or Dominican Friars Province of St. Joseph.
If you have difficulty enrolling through the web, Terry from Epiphany Parish at St. Joseph Campus has offered to enroll you in one of the worldwide Confraternities. You can reach Terry at 315-457-4630. You can also register for the local Confraternity with Terry and St. Joseph's parish organization. Their requirement is for all four Mysteries (the full crown of Mary) to be completed weekly, which would mean Luminous in addition to the original three Mysteries following the Vatican/Fatima schedule - Sunday and Wednesday: Glorious; Monday and Saturday: Joyful; Tuesday and Friday: Sorrowful; Thursday; Luminous. By enrolling in both the worldwide and local Confraternities, you receive the benefit of your prayer intentions combined with all those Confraternity members plus the Parish benefit of the Masses that the local parish Confraternity offers. Contact Terry if you wish to help financially support the Confraternity Masses.

Please click here to request rosaries - scroll down for the article on Nelson Kirkpatrick

This form is designed for Confirmation rosaries. For all other rosary needs, please complete contact and parish information, quantity and at the bottom of the form, tell us the type of rosary you are requesting.

Request Form for Rosaries

Are you requesting Confirmation rosaries? *

Yes - Please complete the form below. No - We do not need Confirmation Rosaries. Please provide your parish name and location so we can mark our records. No - We are requesting another rosary and will complete the form below.

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rosaries will be delivered to the parish mailing address. if you prefer the rosaries be delivered to another address, please provide that below. *

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iF THIS IS MULTIPLE PARISHES, Are you the Host Parish for this Confirmation? *

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if yes, does the number of rosaries include the other participating parishes? *

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This form can also be used for other rosary requests. Just indicate your choice below - First Communion, Seven Sorrows, Lap Rosaries or regular five decade rosaries. *

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Do you know the beginnings of the Rosary? What Saint received the Rosary from the Blessed Virgin Mary? Read a short article here on the origin of this special devotion and prayer.

In addition to regular five decade rosaries, we also offer rosaries for Confirmation, special events and the 7 Sorrows Rosary of Our Lady. We have also added lap rosaries - crocheted with rosary beads and a cross. Read about our rosary ministries below and come and join us! Learn how to make them and do it in the comfort of your own home or with friends. Or request rosaries in the form below.

Nelson and Alice
7 Sorrows
Confirmation
Lap Rosary
Rosary Makers

How did rosary making get started?

Read their story written by Tom Maguire for the Catholic Sun here and view the video above for a message from Alice and Nelson.
9/30/21 Since this writing, Nelson and Alice have both passed away. We miss her cheery face and Nelson's corny jokes but most of all their love and devotion to Our Lady and her Rosary. We know they will be watching over and praying for this ministry that they began with faith, hope and love.

Alice and Nelson Kirkpatrick devoted their lives and marriage to Our Lady. Their home honors Jesus and Mary and is adorned with rosaries, statues and holy pictures. They make rosaries for all over the country and world. They were the beginning of the Marian Center Rosary Makers and we promised Nelson to continue Rosary making and distribution in honor of Our Lady.

You can learn how to pray the rosary at the USCCB website.

Our 7 Sorrows Rosaries are available at the Center. The devotion originally was given to St. Bridget but was requested again during Our Lady's appearances to Marie Clare in Kibeho, Africa. Visit Immaculee's website to learn how to pray this special prayer.

7 Sorrows Rosaries of Our Lady are available at the CNY Marian Center.

Irene, Barb, Sharon, Ann Marie, Lynn and Marguerite are gifted rosary makers who felt a call from the Holy Spirit to offer red and white bead rosaries to Confirmation classes as a gift. They sent out over 1000 Rosaries last year to parishes in the Diocese of Syracuse. The request form link is at the top of this page.

Newest to the Rosary Lineup - Lap Rosaries

Mary Putney was inspired while participating in 33 Days to Morning Glory to design a crocheted rosary that people with coordination problems, dementia, arthritis, difficulty gripping objects, or vision problems can pray with.
Ever seen a Crocheted Rosary? They are pictured abvie and we have them at the Marian Center. They are designed for anyone who has difficulty using a traditional rosary. It can sit on a table or rest in your lap. Some are distributed to local care facilities for the residents. The rosaries are available for anyone visiting the Marian Center.
Do you crochet? We would love to have more volunteers to help make the rosaries. We meet at the Center on Fridays 10AM-12:00PM and will teach you the patterns. PLEASE CONTACT US IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO LEARN TO MAKE THESE. THE CROCHET EXPERTS ARE NOT THERE EVERY WEEK SO WE WOULD NEED TO GIVE THEM A HEADSUP. You may also take yarn and beads to make them at home, then drop them off at the Center. There has been a great demand for these rosaries in care facilities and we really could use more lap rosary makers. All materials supplied.
Please contact us if you would like more information or show up Friday at 10AM with your hook or needles if you want to try a knitted one .

Rosary Making at the Marian Center

The Friday morning Marian Center Rosary Makers enjoy their time together making Rosaries and good conversation.
There is plenty of time for socializing, story telling and making rosaries. Like anyone new to this, they all had to learn how to do it. So they welcome anyone who has an interest in making and spreading the joy of the Rosary to others. Come any Friday 10AM-Noon and join the group in the CNY Marian Center. Enter through the side entrance on the parking lot side.

The Marian Center Rosary Makers previously met at the Franciscan Villa but due to COVID are not able to gather. The Rosary Makers were once featured on Diocese of Syracuse Catholic TV. Check it out on the link below.

Rosary Makers on Syracuse Catholic TV

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See a rose. Pray a Rosary.

This saying was coined by Rosary Maker, Nelson Kirkpatrick. Nelson and wife, Alice started rosary making at the Marian Center about five years ago. They have taught many people this sacred craft. Much love and prayers go into the rosaries. The initial group has grown and now meets at the Franciscan Villa on Buckley Road. Learn how to make rosaries. The group is currently making rosaries individually at their homes but watch for info on our getting together again.
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