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Now, today is a beautiful feast, the Feast of the Immaculate Conception, and this rosary was recorded

at the birthplace of Mary in Jerusalem, so probably the location of the Immaculate Conception.

I am at the birthplace of Mary in Jerusalem. Most people think of Mary in

Nazareth, but she was born in Jerusalem, spent the first few years in Jerusalem. And actually,

every year on November 21st, we celebrate her dedication to the temple where she was

educated and formed before at some point she moved to Nazareth. So here we are at this amazing place where the mother of God and our

spiritual mother was born. So let's begin in the name of the Father and the Son and the Holy Spirit.

It's called to mind all those we've promised to pray for. And I have the great privilege of praying with my brother, Jack, here today.

Now, wouldn't it be a shame if we were able to know what a perfect man was like,

but we never had the chance to see a perfect woman?

If God had been able to design a flawless example of

male humanity, but not of female humanity. Of course, that's the position, the imbalance of just

about every other Christian denomination. They present us with a perfect man, Jesus, but not a perfect woman. But we know that's

actually not the case, that there is one instance of both perfect masculinity and a perfect

femininity. We know that when God's perfect love for us took human form, it took the form of a man,

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