St. Therese Sacrifice Tenner

As a cloistered nun, St. Thérèse knew that she would not be performing renowned, awe-inspiring deeds for God. Instead she looked for a multitude of little ways to make an act of love for Jesus each and every day. She wrote, “I will seek out a means of getting to Heaven by a little way—very short and very straight, a little way that is wholly new…To get there I need not grow; on the contrary, I must remain little, I must become still less.” As a child, Thérèse and her sisters made use of a string of "sacrifice beads" in order to remember to make a certain amount of sacrifices for God. Each time they offered Him a hidden good deed, they pulled a bead, until all the beads had shifted to one side of the string. This tenner is a set of sacrifice beads that also doubles as a decade-rosary. It features a crucifix and a St. Thérèse medal. Slip this tenner into your pocket to take on-the-go and use it as a reminder to keep walking in St. Thérèse’s “Little Way." 

• Czech glass beads 
• A decade rosary/ ladder rosary that doubles as sacrifice beads
• Inspired by St. Therese, the Little Flower
• Can be personalized