This is the movement of the Holy Family.

Welcome to our Rosary meditation.

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

Amen.

Let's call to mind all those that we've promised to pray for,

especially for Jack Goshay who died suddenly just the other night and for his family.

We also pray for the recovery of Cardinal Burke.

I owe him a great debt because he with Archbishop Naman

came up with the perfect structure for the School of Faith back in 2005.

And for a successful surgery for Olivia Caneli

on September 20th and for the healing of little Damien.

Today we continue our examination of conscience on the deadly sin of avarice or greed.

greed is the least confessed sin, and it's funny. No one thinks they suffer from greed because everyone suffers from greed. Now greed is not the desire

to be wealthy and you are not greedy just by being wealthy. In fact St. Louis, whose feast will celebrate next week, was King of France

and very wealthy, but not greedy. Greed is the excessive preoccupation with money and the things money affords, or the undue worry

over not having enough money.

Therefore, you can be rich or poor and suffer from greed,

since it is a preoccupation with money or the lack thereof.

Now, how do we know if we suffer from greed? Well, we can measure

it by our anger or worry over financial or material things. We get envious or angry when someone has more money than

we do or when they make more than us or they have nicer stuff than we have.

And we get angry at how much stuff costs.

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