World Mission Rosary - Blessed Fulton Sheen

The World Mission Rosary — Inspired by Venerable Fulton J. Sheen One Rosary. The whole world. In 1951, Venerable Fulton J. Sheen introduced the World Mission Rosary, inviting Catholics to embrace the entire world in prayer. Rather than using a single color throughout, each of its five decades represents a different region of the world—a visual reminder that the Church is universal and that no people are beyond the reach of our prayers. The Runewood World Mission Rosary preserves Sheen’s distinctive five-color tradition while interpreting it through our own rugged, understated aesthetic. Each decade is crafted from stained wood in an earthy, subdued interpretation of its traditional missionary color: Olive Green — Africa Oxblood — the Americas Antique White — Europe French Blue — Oceania Golden Brown — Asia Together, the five decades turn the Rosary into a journey around the world. As the beads pass through your fingers, each decade becomes an invitation to look beyond your own life and pray for the conversion, protection, suffering, and needs of people across the globe. At the heart of this rosary is something especially significant for Runewood: original hardware designed by us and made here in the United States. Both the crucifix and Miraculous Medal centerpiece are exclusive Runewood designs, giving this historic devotion a distinctly Runewood character. The result is our interpretation of Sheen’s missionary vision: ancient prayer, global in scope, rendered in natural wood, durable cord, and American-made devotional hardware. The whole world in the hands of Our Lady. Features 10mm Stained Wood Hail Mary Beads in French Blue, Olive Green, Oxblood, Golden Brown & Antique White Five Decades Representing Oceania, Africa, the Americas, Asia & Europe Runewood Original USA-Made Crucifix Runewood Original USA-Made Miraculous Medal Centerpiece USA-Made 95 Paracord Extremely Durable Lightweight by Design for Easy Everyday Carry Wearable Handmade in the USA Please note: Due to lighting and screen differences, colors may appear slightly different in person. As each rosary is made with natural materials, variations in color, grain, and texture are normal and part of its unique character.