This is the movement of the Holy Family.

Welcome to our Rosary.

I am in Louisiana.

I'm just outside Baton Rouge with the Bush family.

Ali, you've done such a fantastic job planning thing.

I'm here with your mom Angie, your dad,

Chad, your fiance, fiance, now I'm getting the Cajun accent in here Tyler,

you fiance Tyler, and this is team Jackass is for Jesus. I love it. I love praying with someone

with that kind of name. So we just had the most amazing meal, a pile of crawfish.

Yes, I ate them and yes, I loved it and now we're ready to pray the

rosary. So let us call to mind wherever in the presence of Almighty God in whom we live and move and

have our being.

We call upon him in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit.

Amen.

We offer up this rosery for all those in our pre-petition list,

especially for the intentions here for the Bush family and for

Chad for your good friend there who's been in that terrible motorcycle accent.

What's his name? Scott for Scott. This Rosary is entitled Franz Jagerstater. Today is the feast day of Franz

Jagerstauter, a family man and a farmer who in 1943 gave up his life rather than serve the Nazi regime that so offended his faith.

Neither prison nor chains nor sentence of death can rob a man of the faith and his free will, he once wrote.

And while he did ultimately endure prison, chains, and death.

He never lost his free will.

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