Blessed Fulton Sheen Pocket Altar - Holy Armament

A portable sanctuary and a battle-ready rosary, made to honor America's great champion of prayer.

Blessed Fulton J. Sheen kept a daily Holy Hour for more than 60 years, and he spent his life urging people to pick up the Rosary. For him, each Hail Mary was another way of telling Our Lady, "I love you." This set brings those two habits together: a place to pray, and the prayer itself, ready to go wherever you do.

The Pocket Altar, made by Holy Armament, is a compact, foldable oratory that opens into a sacred space in about five seconds. Tucked inside is our handmade Blessed Fulton Sheen Pocket Rosary, so the moment you open your altar, you're ready to pray.

The Pocket Altar includes:

• Silver Color Pardon Crucifix

• Highly detailed Silver Color Blessed Fulton Sheen Medal, mounted beside the crucifix

• A St. Benedict Medal

• A St. Michael Medal

• A Miraculous Medal

• A Blessed Fulton Sheen Prayer Card that features:

  • Full-color front with gold foil halo and lettering

  • Gold foil title on the back

  • Carries the imprimatur of the Diocese of Peoria

  • Rounded corners and wallet size, for your wallet, missal, Bible, or Pocket Altar

• Fulton Sheen Pocket Rosary with: 
  

  • Substantial silver-colored Pardon Crucifix

  • Timeless 8mm black matte Imbuia Hail Mary beads

  • Natural 10mm white moonstone Our Father beads

  • Battle-ready burgundy 95 paracord

Dimensions:

Folded up with nothing placed inside the pocket:
4" x 4.5" x 1"

Unfolded and lying flat:
10" x 12"

A great gift for RCIA/OCIA candidates, confirmandi, Catholic media ministries, and anyone devoted to Blessed Fulton Sheen

A loop at the top lets you hang the altar on a wall or clip it to your bag with a carabiner (not included). Whether you're a first responder with a go bag, a traveler, or a parent who needs a quiet corner in a busy day, this set keeps Blessed Fulton Sheen's example, and his favorite prayer, within reach.

Part of our Blessed Fulton Sheen Collection, celebrating his beatification on September 24, 2026.

Each rosary is made by hand using natural materials, so there may be slight variations in color, wood grain, size, and finish from the photos shown.