Today, looking back I could say the same thing as St. Pio.
At the death of my Father in fact, I was sure that I would have continued his work. I had no doubts, but then I learned that "Because my thoughts are not your thoughts, and your ways are not my ways" (Isaiah 55-8).Â
Suddenly, one evening in 1987, I clearly understood that I was called to produce Rosaries.
Since that moment, the Rosary has become for me and my wife Cinzia, not only a job but the center of our life, our family, and a passion for an instrument through which we can tell the beauty of faith and prayer.
Many times when I create a Rosary I think that it is an object that the Madonna had with her in the most known apparitions. Yes exactly, our Heavenly Mother showed a Rosary in her hands when appearing to the visionaries.
Therefore, if she "appreciates" it and proposes it to help the recitation of such a powerful prayer, then when you create and produce it, you can't just be making it as for any other object, you have to love, respect, create and produce it as a mission to be accomplished with all the love and creativity of which you are capable.
