Hello, welcome to Form Now. We're in a fifth part of our five-part series on the Bible study

on the joyful mysteries. And joining me today is Dr. James Perthro, a professor at the Augustine

Institute Graduate School of Theology. And Jim, we've been going through these mysteries, and we've gone through

other mysteries of the rosary. So if you like to go back and look at some of the other resources

we have on Formed. And what has been really beneficial for me, and I know some viewers as well,

is to go through the scripture passages. So it just really helps me pray in our viewers, pray the mysteries more attentively.

And we're now at the fifth joyful mystery, which is the finding of the child Jesus in the temple.

Where should we start? Oh, my goodness. So we should start for this one in Luke chapter two.

The joyful mystery is really you can just read through the first couple chapters

of Luke and we'll find it. And we'll start in verse 41. So do you want me to read it? Do you want to

read? I can read and then you can comment. Yeah. Okay. Okay. So we're in Luke chapter two.

Stop. No. Chapter 2, 41. If you want to get your Bible. Now, his parents went to Jerusalem every

year at the feast of

Passover. This is something that people would do, right, that the Jews would do is make a pilgrimage

at certain times of the year. That's right, for these major feasts. And one interesting thing with this

is that is that Mary goes along. So it's the heads of the households. It's the men that are required

to go for the pilgrimage. Usually you leave

the woman home, right, or with the little kids or something like that. But you can see the piety

of the whole family and of our lady along with St. Joseph that she is going to Jerusalem as well

and that they're bringing Jesus with them. Would it be, so I know there are three pilgrimage

feasts. Do we know,

would they make every pilgrimage feast or was it maybe one of the three you would make it to

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