St. Maximilian Kolbe Rosary

Description

Part of the Runewood Saints Series, the St. Maximilian Kolbe Rosary honors the priest, martyr, and “Knight of the Immaculata” who gave his life so another man could live. Imprisoned in the darkness of Auschwitz, St. Maximilian Kolbe became a living witness to sacrificial love, Marian devotion, and radiant hope in a place seemingly without it. This rosary reflects that quiet courage — faith held fast through suffering, charity shining in the night.

Each St. Maximilian Kolbe Rosary is handcrafted in the USA using silver stained wood Hail Mary beads and deep midnight-black wood Our Father beads, accented with muted blue beads that evoke both his Franciscan habit and the cold barracks where he prayed. The silver Italian centerpiece and attached St. Maximilian Kolbe medal highlight his profound devotion to the Immaculate Virgin.

The barbed-wire crucifix completes the design — a stark reminder of the cross he embraced and the light he carried into the darkest of prisons.

Hand-tied with military-grade black 95 paracord, this rosary is built for endurance, contemplation, and daily spiritual battle. Measuring approximately 19 inches, it’s fully wearable — for those who walk with courage, charity, and the Immaculata at their side.

Rosary Features:

• Natural 10mm silver grey wood Hail Mary beads

• Natural 10mm midnight-black wood Our Father beads

• Muted blue accent beads (wood) throughout

• High-quality Italian centerpiece

• Attached St. Maximilian Kolbe medal

• Barbed-wire style crucifix

• Silver-toned metal spacers

• Military-grade black 95 paracord

• Approx. 19” long — fully wearable

• Handmade in Fargo, ND

• Backed by a lifetime warranty

Why this rosary is different:

The St. Maximilian Kolbe Rosary reflects the heart of the Runewood Saints Series — devotion born of sacrifice, courage forged in trial, and hope that refuses to break. Built from natural wood and Italian-cast metalwork, it echoes the stark beauty of a saint who offered everything in imitation of Christ and in service to the Immaculata.

This is more than a rosary — it’s a reminder that even in the deepest darkness, love is stronger than death.

Pray with courage. Love without fear. Entrust everything to the Immaculata.