Well, welcome to our Rosary meditation. I am in the most unbelievable place in the world.

I am in the very room where St. Maximilian Colby dictated his

greatest insight on the relationship of Mary and the Holy Spirit on February 17, 1941, and immediately

afterward that Gestapo came to arrest St. Maximilian, ultimately taking

him to Auschwitz where he gave his life for another man.

And I am so privileged to be in this room,

praying this rosary with the greatest living

Mariologist, Father Gregor Bartisik, and I'm gathered here with my Habibi and my 12

young friends as we are on pilgrimage here in Poland and we continue our meditation on the life of

St. Maximilian Colby. So let's begin in the name of the Father and the Son and the Holy Spirit.

Amen.

And let's call to mind all of those we've promised to pray for.

St. Maximilian Colby wanted to evangelize the whole world and he wanted to use every means possible,

every new form of technology during his time in order to reach souls, magazines

and newspapers.

He built a radio station and began broadcasting. He had the railway come to his monastery so he could distribute his periodicals.

He even wanted to build a runway and train pilots

and have movies. In 1922 he began to publish his magazine in Krakow called the Night of the Immaculata

and by 1940 it reached a distribution of more than 1 million copies per month. the Groton. So ultimately he built a monastery, a printing house, and a seminary just outside Warsaw, which he named the city of the Immaculata, Neapocalanov, and within 10 years it became the largest

monastery in the world with more than 700 brothers and priests.

Then in 1930, St. Maxime and Colby

went to Japan and duplicated his efforts with the second monastery there in Nagasaki.

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