What are
Good Deed
Beads?







Your Good Deed Beads, otherwise known as Sacrifice Beads, are a string of ten beads,
which can be pulled from one side to the other, and will then remain in place.  As a child, St.
Therese of Lisieux used similar beads to count the “gifts” she offered to God each day.  

The beads are a powerful tool to use in your efforts to develop virtues in your life.  Use the
beads to count the times that a temptation, such as showing impatience or anger, is
rejected.  These little sacrifices can then be offered to God for a predetermined intention,
such as the health of a friend or simply for more strength to do His will in your life.  By
centering our efforts around the activities of our day we turn our lives into a powerful tool to
transform not only our own family, but our neighborhoods and communities as well.  The
power of this method of prayer will quickly manifest itself in your life through beautiful
answers to your most heartfelt concerns.  You will see the transformation not only in
yourself, but in those around you.  God’s grace and mercy will, in turn, fill you with a deeper
understanding of the unique path He has created for your life.  See some feedback we've
received from users of the bracelets here.

We have created a line of handmade bracelets based on this concept so that your beads are
always nearby, and will serve as a beautiful reminder of the need to continually offer
prayers and sacrifices for your worthy intentions.  

Each bracelet comes nicely packaged with a card explaining how it is used.  All models are
adjustable to fit wrist sizes from 6 1/2" to 9", and once proper size is determined, excess
chain can be cut off.  Thank you for taking the time to browse our selection of beautiful
bracelets.

NOTE:
We can add a 1" crucifix to any bracelet for an additional $3.00.  To view a picture of the
crucifix click here.
What are Good Deed Beads?
St. Therese of Lisieux
Listen to an interview with the creator of Good Deed Beads
Sacrifice Bracelets by clicking here.