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Sharing the journey and our second newsletter

 


We started Joy in the Journey and Heart's Rosary Company 8 years ago. These pictures are from June 2018 after filing our paperwork.


We had mission with Joy in the Journey to share Jesus and His love and hope along our journey and with Hearts Rosary to share our love for Jesus and the Blessed Mother with prayers and handmade rosaries. For us making rosaries is more than a craft, it's a labor of love, devotion and deep faith.

We also through about a newsletter at the time, but it was new and not the time to do one. A few years later we did one for a short time, but we didn't stick with it and persevere as we should have. We have come to understand that it wasn't the right time.

Over the years there have been many moments that have touched our lives in ways that we could not have possibly imagined,. A few months ago we started talking about our mission, our spiritual and prayer life and the many blessings that have come not only from the rosaries we have made but the stories and experiences along the journey. So we decided to open our workshop doors and our hearts and commit to a weekly newsletter.

The second one for Week of July 20th was sent out to our subscribers this morning. And while we would love for you to subscribe we are posting them on our website in the newsletter tab if your not a subscriber and you want to read it.

If you want to read it go to this link on our newsletter page on our website, there are only two right now..... next one will hit the page next Monday at 5 am.

If you have a particular rosary or chaplet that you want us to feature or create, let us know. We get so many ideas from our community and we collaborate with them to bring it to life.

Our prayer - wherever this newsletter finds you today, whether your heart is full of joy or carrying a burden known only to you, know that you are remembered in our prayers. May the Sacred Heart of Jesus fill you with His peace, the Immaculate Heart of Mary wrap you in her loving mantle, and the humble and chaste Heart of St. Joseph guide and protect you this week. Until we meet again, may God bless you and those you love.

And please join us in praying for all those among the living and the dead, who have no one to pray for them and are in need of prayer. They may be unknown to us, but they are known to Jesus.


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