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Flat lay collection of handcrafted Catholic rosaries, crucifixes, and religious jewelry on a dark linen background

Handmade Rosaries for The Whole Family

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Handcrafted black beaded Catholic rosary with silver crucifix

Compact pocket rosary with wooden beads and small crucifix

Silver crucifix on a textured brown and blue fabric background with 'Crucifixes' text.

Set of prayer cards with religious figures on a wooden surface, labeled 'Prayer Cards'.

Handcrafted Catholic crucifix and black rosary beads on dark background

New Arrivals

St. Dominic Rosary

St. Dominic Rosary

St. Dominic Rosary

$109.00 USD

First Holy Communion Rosary

First Holy Communion Rosary

First Holy Communion Rosary

$129.00 USD

Deliverance Rosary

Deliverance Rosary

Deliverance Rosary

$59.00 USD

Premium Antique Silver Centerpieces

Available ONLY at The Catholic Woodworker

Close-up of antique silver Catholic centerpiece medal featuring an angel, set on dark labradorite beads

Front

Antique silver religious centerpiece on dark rosary beads, showing detailed craftsmanship

Back

Tall handcrafted Catholic crucifix standing upright against a dark background

Black rosary with gold crucifix and medal on a blue fabric background with a religious card.

Hands holding Catholic prayer cards with colorful religious imagery

Two cards featuring illustrations and text on a textured fabric background

Rosary with a card featuring an icon of Our Lady on a textured purple surface

Blog posts

How to Pray the Rosary

How to Pray the Rosary

Whether you are praying for the first time or returning after years away, this step-by-step guide walks you through every prayer, every bead, and every mystery.

What St. Francis Would Say About Peace in the Family

Francis crossed a war zone to preach peace — and he understood that peace doesn't begin at the international level. It begins with one person deciding, in their own home, to choose love over resent...

Why Pope Leo Declared a Year of St. Francis

Pope Leo declared a Year of St. Francis — not as historical commemoration, but as a direct call to recover what Francis lived: poverty of spirit, simplicity, and radical trust in God.