This is the movement of the Holy Family.

Welcome to the Rosary. Let us begin by calling to mind that wherever in the presence of

Almighty God and whom we live and move and have our being.

We call upon Him in the name of the Father and of the son and of the Holy Spirit.

Amen.

You have all heard us pray for some time now for Olivia Caneli, the young girl, now young

woman, who's struggled with cluster seizures. She's kind of been the

galvanizing force for our prayer warriors through the years, but you've also

heard us pray for a young boy named Damien Clay,

who also lives in this archdiocese,

and who also struggles with cluster seizures.

Well, today, Damien's mom, Amanda, informed me that a small miracle took place

Damien walked so we're gonna offer this rosary for gratitude to God for all the graces that he's bestowed on the Clay family, on the Canili family,

and all of you who've experienced his mercy in your life and the perpet petitions that have been answered.

I also want to give congratulations to the Staples family.

Dave Works for School of Faith and our Cincinnati Mission,

and his baby Rocco was born this morning.

So congratulations to the Staples family.

Our Rosaries entitled Baptism, Fire and Water.

Throughout Salvation History, God reveals who he is by using the ancient classical elements like Earth,

i.e. the Ten Commandments or the temple made from stone or earth.

He uses air, rua, and Hebrew means breath or wind or spirit, as in

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