This is the movement of the Holy Family.

Welcome to our Rosary meditation.

It was wonderful to be in Cincinnati

with all the great people there praying the Rosary,

and it's great to be back in K.C. this evening

praying with Teresa the Great. So let's begin in the name of the Father and the

son and the Holy Spirit. Amen. And let's begin in the name of the Father and the Son and the Holy Spirit.

Amen. And let's call to mind all those we've promised to't for other people I would never sin. Now this is not true of course, but the behavior of other people can be a source of

anger, anxiety, or fear. The question is, what is God's perspective on these things?

How should we respond?

St. Faustina writes in her diary,

Once I saw a big crowd of people in our chapel, in front of the chapel and in the street,

because there was no room for them inside.

The chapel was decorated for a feast.

There were a lot of clergy near the altar,

and then our sisters and those of many other congregations.

They were all waiting for the person who was to take a place on the altar.

Suddenly I heard a voice saying that I was to take the place on the

altar, but as soon as I left the corridor to go across the yard and enter the chapel, following the voice that was calling me,

all the people began to throw at me whatever they had at hand.

Mud, stones, sand, brooms, to such an extent that at first I hesitated to go forward,

but the voice kept on calling me even more earnestly, so I walked on bravely.

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