Lego Rosary

I recently stumbled upon the idea of making a Lego rosary — and instantly knew it would be the perfect gift for several family members. Who wouldn’t love a creative, colorful rosary that combines childhood nostalgia with faith?

So, I went ahead and ordered a bunch of little LEGO bricks and set out to string them together. At first, I tried a few different ways to connect them, testing and adjusting my approach. After about half an hour of trial and error, I discovered that the simplest method worked best: just thread the LEGOs onto a strong string and tie a knot at the end. I tied a triple knot and added some super glue to make sure it stayed in place. Easy, right?

The result? Unique, colorful rosaries that are not only fun to make but also meaningful gifts. Aren’t these awesome?

One of the unexpected joys of these LEGO rosaries is how satisfyingly tactile they are. There’s something really calming about the gentle pop when you press the pieces together or pull them apart—almost like a fidget tool with a purpose. It adds a hands-on rhythm to prayer that can be both soothing and grounding.

If you’re looking for a creative project that combines faith and fun, making LEGO rosaries might just be your next craft!

Here’s a link to the bricks that I used for my project. I also saw that there are tons of generic LEGO pieces that you can order on Amazon, so you could look there, too. Let me know how they turn out!

These worksheets are designed to match each week’s Mass readings, making them perfect for engaging young hearts and minds during the liturgy.

• ✝️ Weekly Gospel Connection:
  • Each bulletin includes a coloring page that reflects the week’s Gospel reading.
• ✨ Saint of the Week:
  • Each week highlights a Catholic Saint, inspiring kids with the stories of holy men and women.
• ✍️ Weekly Activities:
  • Kids can dive into fun activities, which are different every week. The bulletins may include Psalm tracing, mazes, color-by-number, puzzles, and word searches.
• ✔️Mass Liturgy Outline:
  • The top of each bulletin features an outline of the Mass, helping kids learn the order and structure of the liturgy as they follow along.