Infant Jesus of Prague Blue Pocket Rosary

This distinguished pocket Rosary features a beautiful silver plated Infant Jesus of Prague centre medal, complemented by a silver plated crucifix. The sparkling sky blue faceted glass beads provide a subtle luminescence, enhanced by the premium silver plated wire and chain construction. It measures approximately 15cm in length, 

Known as a finger or one-decade Rosary, it can be used to pray a single decade or a full Rosary by repeating the prayers five times around.

*Stand not included

The Infant Jesus of Prague is a 16th-century statue of the Child Jesus housed in the Church of Our Lady Victorious in Prague, Czech Republic. Believed to have originated from a vision by a Spanish monk, some say it once belonged to St. Theresa of Ávila. The statue was brought to Prague in 1556 by Spanish Duchess Marie Manriquez de Lara as a wedding gift and later passed to the Discalced Carmelite monastery. After the monastery’s destruction in 1631, the statue was damaged and discarded. It was rediscovered in 1637 by Father Cyril, who restored its broken hands after hearing the Infant Jesus request during prayer for his hands to be repaired, promising peace and blessings in return. Since then, the statue has become a symbol of devotion and miracles, drawing pilgrims worldwide. The statue is credited with many miraculous healings and numerous miraculous events.

The Rosary is a set of prayer beads, used to meditate on the mysteries from the life of Jesus and Mary. It came into existence in the year 1208, where it is believed that the Virgin Mary appeared to St. Dominic and presented it to him. The rosary is looked at as being a source of grace and spiritual protection.