Welcome to our Rosary meditation.

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

Tonight I had the most wonderful evening. I was invited over to the home of Joe and Julie Wienrick

for Rosary on the road. I had the fantastic time of talking with their six kids, Joe, Gabby, Charlie,

John, Mary Kate, and Sam 20 years down to 10 years old.

And they had invited Harrison Budker for the Chiefs

and his wife, Isabel and their son over for supper. And Harrison had invited Tyler Newsom and Corey Bedvick and is from

Kory Bedvick who's from Norway and will be playing for the Buffalo Bills this year.

Now Tyler and Corey are not Catholic. But we had the most wonderful conversation, talked about the most

important things in life, and then we all, even the non-Catholic, prayed the Rosary together,

and then had great conversation right after.

And what was so impressive about Joe and Julie and Harrison and Isabel is that they had

no qualms, no fears of inviting their non-Catholic friends to pray the Rosary and their friends loved it.

It was a perfect expression of the movement of friendship, hospitality, good conversation, and the Rosary.

So way to go, Winerex, and today, July 14th, I think is the birthday of Harrison Butler. So happy birthday

we offer this Rosary for you and for we'll pray for the success of each one of these players both personally and

professionally this year.

Our first meditation today.

Today we are meditating on the five sorrowful mysteries. The five sorrowful mysteries are the five

kinds of suffering which Jesus endured for the love of us, which he wants us to be ready to endure for the love of

him, mental or emotional suffering, bodily suffering, humiliations, bodily exhaustion, and death.

Jesus entered every form of suffering.

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