This is Holy Family School of Faith.

Welcome to our Rosary meditation.

Happy Easter. He is risen.

He is risen indeed. Let's begin in the name of the Father and the Son and the Holy Spirit.

Don't worry this is day two of Easter, Easter Monday.

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

Jesus requested St. Faustina to begin a novena

to the divine mercy on Good Friday and concluding on the first Sunday after

Easter, now known as Divine Mercy Sunday.

We will conclude our rosary today by meditating on the fourth day of this novina.

But first it's important for you to get to know St. Faustina, for she is a close friend of mine.

She was born August 25, 1905 in Poland.

From the age of seven, she heard the definite call of God to become a religious sister and none, but she says

herself, but I was not always obedient to the call of grace.

I think we could all say that.

Faustina admits and sadly she relates

I came across no one who would have explained these things to me.

At 17, she begged her parents for permission to enter the convent.

She got a flat refusal.

So she turned herself over to the vain things of life, paying no attention to the call of grace,

even though she found no satisfaction in these things.

When she was 18, she was at a dance with one of her sisters and she writes,

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