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Welcome to our daily 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 we've promised to pray for.

Recently I really felt inspired to do a little mini series on the sacraments before we turn back to the

Fifth Commandment.

Now I have always loved the opening interviews to the movie The Incredibles, where Mr Incredible, the superhero

complains saying, no matter how many times you save the world, it always manages to get back in jeopardy again.

Sometimes, I just want it to stay saved, you know?

I feel like the maid. I just cleaned up this mess. Could you keep it

clean for 10 minutes? Well I'm sure that is exactly how Jesus feels about us. He saved us by his death and

resurrection and we just keep messing it up again. The fact is we are constantly in need of being saved because we are constantly messing up our souls and just as soon as I get feeling confident in my goodness, that's when I fall into sin.

It's like the law of physics called the law of entropy, that everything gradually declines into disorder. Everything is always

tending to fall apart and it applies to the soul as well. I am constantly in need of being saved because I'm

constantly wrecking my soul. Well that is exactly why Jesus gives us the Mass and the sacraments, but for a reason that might surprise

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