Padre Pio Rosaries

Padre Pio called the rosary his weapon and was rarely seen without one in his hands.

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A Padre Pio rosary joins that devotion with the saint himself: each rosary on this page carries a second-class relic (ex indumentis, from the saint's clothing), so you pray the mysteries of Christ and Our Lady with a small, real link to the friar of Pietrelcina.

There are wooden rosaries in brown and natural tones, cloisonne rosaries with enamel beads in pink, blue, green, black and white, and prayer bead rosaries in purple, blue and green. You will also find a rosary chain, a pink rosary made for First Holy Communion and several classic designs. If you already know the style you want, go to the wooden rosaries or the cloisonne rosaries.

Every rosary here is brought to the Papal audience in St. Peter's Square, blessed by Pope Leo XIV and shipped from Rome with a holy card of the Papal blessing. Medals, holy cards and more are on the Padre Pio page.

Frequently asked questions

What relic is on a Padre Pio rosary?

Each rosary carries a second-class relic (ex indumentis), a tiny fragment of cloth from the saint's clothing.

Can I carry the rosary every day?

Yes. Keep it in a pouch in your pocket or bag, and treat it with reverence because it holds a relic.

Which rosary is good for a First Communion?

The pink Holy Communion rosary was made for that day; a white or light cloisonne rosary is another lovely choice.

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