Welcome to our daily rosary meditation. I want to invite you to a special event of beauty and the love of Jesus Christ.

Sunday, April 21st, inside at Fiorellas in Overland Park, 530 to 730 PM,

Rosary and Eucharistic Adoration with live orchestral music composed by a brilliant young catholic composer.

Sound a little high-brow, but it will be two hours of true beauty to give your soul what it

really hungers for and this will be a fantastic event for the whole family. So bring your kids and grandkids. For more information,

go to School of Faith.com.

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 we've promised to pray for.

In the last meditation I explained the way the Holy Spirit acts as a mother to us by receiving Jesus within us and forming us in his likeness.

In this meditation, I hope to show you that the Holy Spirit acts as a mother to us through Mary.

That in Mary you actually meet the Holy Spirit. You see the face of the Holy Spirit.

To help us understand this, the Catechism, following a long tradition, draws a correlation

between two events, the Annunciation and Pentecost, to teach us the Holy Spirit acts as a mother through Mary, to conceive and form

Jesus first in her womb, then to conceive and form Jesus in us? The catacism says, before the

incarnation of the son of God and before the outpouring of the Holy

Spirit, Mary's prayer cooperates in a unique way with the

Father's plan of loving kindness.

At the Annunciation for Christ's conception at Pentecost for the formation of the church,

his body.

The Annunciation in Pentecost reveal that the Holy Spirit acts as a mother to form Christ in the womb of Mary and in the souls of Christians

through the presence and prayer of Mary.

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