Rings of the Lord — which crafts quality, handmade rosaries designed to last — was founded nearly four years ago by Will Henry, the oldest of Brad and Ashley Henry’s five children.Will Henry prays the Rosary; Walker and Will work on making rosaries; a close-up view of the process. There are many Catholic parishes, institutions, shrines and companies around the world that make rosaries.
“I hand it to and he says, ‘Oh, this is so cool. You could have a business selling these,’” Rademacher said. When Rademacher informed the then-12-year-old that he had no time to create a new business, he recounted, Will “paused, looked up at me and said, ‘Well, then I’ll do it.’” “The Rings of the Lord has stayed around because, for me, it’s not been as much about if it’s successful or not,” he said. “I’m learning about business in a certain way and business just interests me so much.”
Rings of the Lord’s customers have also shared their increased devotion to the Rosary — as well as the product’s quality. One review by “AnneMarie S.” says she feels “such a gravity when I pray with this finger rosary,” adding, “The presence of our Blessed Mother is right at hand when I use it to pray for the unborn in prayer groups.” Another customer named “Joseph L.