This is the movement of the Holy Family.

Welcome to our Rosary.

I am here with Team Catholic Koldesak

for the Rosary today.

So God bless you all.

Thank you for listening. Let us begin as always by calling to mind that we are ever 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. Lots of prayers coming in. We'll repeat some of the ones from yesterday for

Chrissy Stewart and the Riggs family for Father Regis Scanlon. We pray for them all. We pray for the repose of

Rick Mendoza and for his family. We pray for Jeff Schilling. That prayer came in today. And for Jeff Roberson, who's in hospice, and Jeff's

brother John and wife Miriam are here visiting from Belize. So, and I know them, they've been on some of my pilgrimages, I'm honored to have them.

And for all the petitions of the people here and for all the petitions for those of you who've already sent them into our rosary.

Title for today, God speaks.

As we journey through the beginning sections

of the Catechism, we're now reflecting

on God's existence, how he speaks, and eventually how we are to respond.

After I had my reversion to the Catholic faith, I felt that I was suddenly thrust into a new world of meaning. All of my pessimistic

thoughts and fears dissolved, but new concerns began to take their place.

Like many young people, I wanted to fulfill God's plan

for my life to follow his voice.

My crisis of faith turned into a crisis of vocation. As I got more and more involved in my faith, I found myself

receiving advice on how to listen to the Holy Spirit. Some of the advice was good, I'd say most of it was good, but some was not so good.

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