Pocket Rosaries

Our pocket rosaries make it easier for you to begin, deepen, and sustain a habit of daily prayer no matter where you are. Durable, portable, and made with expert craftsmanship, these single decade rosaries are designed for a lifetime of prayer.

FAQ

What is a pocket rosary?

A pocket rosary is a mini version of the traditional rosary, featuring only a single decade of ten beads, one Our Father bead, and a crucifix. While smaller in design, you can still use a pocket rosary to pray a full rosary or for just one decade at a time.

Our pocket rosaries are perfect for praying on-the-go with:

A convenient carabiner to turn your pocket rosary into a keychain, making it easy to bring with you wherever you go
Military-grade paracord that’s strong enough to withstand daily use and flexible enough to put in your pocket
Premium crucifixes you won’t find anywhere else
Hand-inspected wooden beads so you never have to worry about another cracked bead
Optional faith medals to customize your pocket rosary with your personal devotions
Heavy-duty 16 gauge stainless steel jump rings to ensure you never lose your crucifix again

Interested in creating your own custom pocket rosary design? Click here to go to our custom pocket rosary designer

How do you pray one decade of the rosary?

To pray one decade of the rosary using your pocket rosary, follow these steps:

Make the Sign of the Cross.
Announce the mystery you’re meditating on.
Pray the Our Father on the solitary bead.
Pray the Hail Mary on each bead in the set of 10 while reflecting on the mystery.
Pray the Glory Be on the solitary bead.
End with the Sign of the Cross.

To learn more about how to pray the rosary, visit our blog: “How to Pray the Rosary: A Guide for Beginners.”

How long does it take to pray one decade?

Praying a single decade takes only about 3 minutes, making it the perfect starting point for anyone new to the rosary. Beyond the minimal time commitment, a decade a day is a great way to learn this devotion and build a consistent, daily prayer habit before working up to a full daily rosary.