This is the movement of the Holy Family.

Welcome to our daily Rosary meditation.

Let's begin in the name of the Father and the Son and the Holy Spirit.

Amen.

It's called to mind all those we've promised to pray for.

Now in these meditations, we've promised to pray for. Now in these meditations we've been following the first

part of the Catechism and we're learning about God and not just learning about

what he's done for us but who he is in himself.

When you really love someone, you want to know more about them.

And one of the most important things to know about God is that he is

unchanging. This is due to the fact that God is all perfect and we can infer from

his perfection that he's unchanging, he's infinitely stable and utterly reliable.

He is the same yesterday, today, and forever.

So why can't the All Perfect God change?

Well, let's start by thinking about the nature of change.

What happens when something changes?

A thing that changes is always gaining or losing some property or characteristic. But if God is all perfect, then all his properties or characteristics

are perfections. In which case, for God to change would mean either that he was gaining some perfection, in which

case he wasn't perfect to start with, or that he was losing some perfection, in which case he didn't remain all perfect. And what's the takeaway?

That because God is by nature all perfect, he doesn't change.

There's nothing for him to lose, and there's nothing for him to gain.

He's literally perfect just the way he is.

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