Rosary of St. Joseph, transparent purple pearls

Description Rosary of St. Joseph, transparent purple pearls

Description of the Rosary of Saint Joseph
The Rosary of St. Joseph is composed of 60 grains of two different colors. These grains form 14 triplets, that is to say a set of three pearls of violet color separated by a white pearl. Purple symbolizes his humility and white purity. The rosary ends with a crucifix to which is attached a medal of Saint Joseph. The five pearls that are missing to reach the number of 60 are found after the crucifix as in a classical rosary.
transparent purple pearls with aurora borealis reflections and matte for whites.

How to pray the Rosary of Saint Joseph?
On the big grains, we recite the following prayer:
"Saint Joseph, guardian of the Holy Family, bless our families"
On small grains, we pray the following invocation:
"Saint Joseph, pray for us"
We finish the Rosary on the crucifix and the medal of Saint Joseph by the following invocations:
"Jesus, Mary, Joseph, I give you my heart and my soul.
Jesus, Mary, Joseph, assist me now and in my last agony.
Jesus, Mary, Joseph, may I breathe forth my soul in peace with you.
Amen! "
We can also recite the Hail Mary Joseph.

Why pray the Rosary of Saint Joseph?
The Rosary of St. Joseph is a powerful means of protecting families. this devotion is quite appropriate for our time because the family is undergoing a really diabolical assault. By attacking the family the devil attacks directly the creation and therefore the author of the Creation: God.
One can also pray the Rosary of St. Joseph to ask for a good and holy death.

Why 14 triplets?
The number 14 recall the 7 pains and 7 jewels of St. Joseph.
In the eighteenth century devotion took place in honor of the seven jewels and seven pains of St. Joseph. It is attributed to the venerable servant of God Janvier Sarnelli (died in 1744), one of the first disciples of St. Alphonsus Liguori. This pious exercise includes seven prayers, each time mentioning the pain and joy of St. Joseph.
This prayer has been enriched by many indulgences.