This is the movement of the Holy Family, leading people to Jesus through friendship, good conversation and the rosary. The Rosary.

Welcome to our rosary and

and happy 4th of July to everybody.

Let us begin by calling 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. I want to offer up

this Rosary for all of our petitions. Remember, even if your name's not called and I don't

mention you that doesn't mean that the graces are not yours. We have so many petitions

sent in. There's no way we could offer everybody's, but they're always offered in our hearts.

Today I want to especially pray for the repose of the soul of Greg Wood, who's a long time supporter and

liver of the movement who finally succumb to his battle with cancer. We pray for his repose,

his brother and sister-in-law are with me here today as we pray.

And we also pray for Deacon Steve White for his heart after the transplant.

He's having complications, so let's lift him up in prayer.

I want to pray for Father Regis Scanlon who was a old friend of mine, my first spiritual

director, married my wife and I many many years ago, he's battling health issues.

So Father Regis, we're praying for you, and we're praying for Jim Campbell, another dear friend

who's battling illness and all the petitions that have been sent.

The title of our Rosary today is God and the United States of America.

As an infinite and flawless being, God possesses all perfections without limits or defects.

He is infinitely good, wise, beautiful, just, true, etc. Yet these are not each separate qualities like they are in humans

nor do they vary in degree

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