Stretching nearly 2,000 feet across a Lebanese hillside, the world’s largest rosary is becoming an extraordinary place of prayer.
If you have ever struggled to keep track of your place while praying the Rosary, the solution might be to make the beads nearly 16 feet long.
Admittedly, that was not the primary motivation behind the extraordinary Rosaire du Liban, or Rosary of Lebanon, rising in the hills of Deir el Ahmar. Yet at approximately 2,000 feet long, with 59 enormous concrete beads, this remarkable project takes one of the Catholic Church’s most familiar devotional objects and
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