This is Holy Family School of Faith.

Welcome to our Rosary meditation.

In these past few weeks, I've been giving you a variety of our ladies messages in her

modern apparitions as well as walking you through the virtue systematically so that you can take on the

habits that will give you the happiness that you long for while sprinkling in the feast days like

the Ascension in this Sunday Pentecost.

Today we move forward with the virtues and the next virtue after prudence the

virtue of justice. So let's begin in the name of the Father and the Son and the

Holy Spirit. Amen. Let's call to mind all those that we've promised to pray for.

We tend to get justice backwards.

Many people think of justice in the sense of vengeance or what is owed to me. Then we turn a virtue into a

self-centered principle. Justice is the virtue whereby we give everyone what we owe them.

When we do this, the result is great relationships.

Therefore, justice is the virtue that preserves the good of relationship.

So let's begin by reflecting on who we want and need to have relationship with,

and then by asking the question,

Am I giving God, my spouse, my kids, my elderly parents, my friends,

boss, employees, colleagues, clients, or patients, teachers or students, am I giving them what I owe them?

If I go through the list of people I want to have good relationship with, I can pretty quickly

see where I'm not giving what I owe them, what they deserve.

This can be a pretty important place to make a change of life.

Our Father who aren't in heaven, halle would be your name.

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