Just a few reminders from your list moderator :) [Paternosters] is an e-mail list for people interested in historical rosaries, paternosters, and other prayer...
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Unfortunately only in dutch *S* http://www.baac.nl/projectbestanden/projecten6.htm Cheers Hefdharfru Mćva Eiriksdóttír "Art has many faces - and a pair of...
Greetings, all! I'm getting ready to assemble construction materials for my first Paternoster. I've got a question: Does anybody know if heat-treating...
Greetings! ... It was known! At least back to Roman times (Pliny mentions it in his book). I'd get you exact references, but I was in a horrible car accident...
Just a few reminders from your list moderator :) [Paternosters] is an e-mail list for people interested in historical rosaries, paternosters, and other prayer...
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Greetings all. Was feeling nostalgic the other day and decided I wanted to acquire a rosary "just like the one I got in CCD when I was a kid" (read: mid...
These sound very much like the kind given away as "mission rosaries". I know someone donated a large box of them for our last mission trip, but I'm not sure...
Hello all, I'm in a late 1580-1600 era Irish reinactment group, and I'm protraying a middle class Irish woman. Its been difficult to find any definite word on...
The Waterford Rosary is Irish, amber and was dated to the thirteenth century, I believe. There are pictures on the Yahoo groups site. In the process of...
OK, I found the article faster than I thought I would. It is at: www.ria.ie/publications/journals/ ProcCI/2000/PC00/PDF/100003CI.pdf The beads are glass and...
Thank you so much! This article/pdf was helpful in a number of ways, including naming a few more details about construction material of beads and other types...
... True. There's rather more variety in the forms of paternosters -- number of beads, arrangement, and so forth. But most of that is much earlier. The Council...
... Good question. If you have a local bead store, try asking them; at least for glass beads, they usually have a pretty good idea of what size thread goes...
I JUST asked this question last week at the local bead store. Specifically, I plunked down a bag of 8 mm carnelian beads and asked what to string them on, if...
It's been awfully quiet around here lately. What's everyone been up to? I'm currently trying to get a couple of new pieces done to send off to a conference I...
I just finished up a fair copy of the strand in the border of the Catherine of Cleves Book of Hours. Yes, I know that it may never have actually existed, but...
... Ooooooo, do we get to see pictures? <g> I have finally got the (jewelers' brass) metal parts to do one myself -- have had all the beads and other materials...
Greetings all! I keep seeing oblique references to a 13th century paternoster attributed to a member of the Knights Templar that had 10 decades 9 aves and 1...
wow. are there any net-based references that can be found? l've a great interest in the templars. adam a The true Church of Christ is the Holy Roman Catholic...
Adam <melchior7@...> wrote: SNIP The true Church of Christ is the Holy Roman Catholic Church. The Protestant churches---the Methodist Church is not a...
I found myself facinated by bone bead rosaries. There was a great website about them but it seems to have disappeared. I have a sample of period left over bits...
Since Paternosters were Catholic and Rosicrucianism very definitely _isn't_, I would doubt there's a link there. Tammy ... Best I can guess on that is a link...
Hi, all. I've got my moderator hat on today. I understand that the quote by Bishop Tissier de Malluais is just someone's "signature line" tacked onto e-mail...
Dear friends. I was troubled when I read this quote. It sounded skewed so I started researching. All the churches in the quote are fairly modern churches being...
Hello all, I'm a newbie to your forum. I've just finished a 15 'decade' (8 beads per 'decade') rosary of Mediteranien Coral with Whitby Jet Aves on silk. It...
... Can't speak to your questions but: 1. How did you tie the cord and tassels; i.e. was the cord finger loop, tablet woven, luceted? 2. Where did you find the...
Daniel Phelps
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Helen Thorley <hoo_roo@...> wrote: SNIP I've just finished a 15 'decade' (8 beads per 'decade') rosary of Mediteranien Coral with Whitby Jet Aves on...
Gentle Lady, You are quite correct. Technically the Episcopal Church dates to the late 1700's (think Revolutionary War) but is a direct descendant of the...
