This is Holy Family School of Faith.

Welcome to our Rosary meditation.

Sandy and I just watched the most spectacular sunset over the ocean.

And now we're praying the Rosary together.

So 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 and I would like to especially

offer this Rosary. Well, my son-in-law Nick who is

deploying for Japan tomorrow in the Marines. The virtue of justice is to give God and others what we owe them and not deny them the things they have a right to.

The first three commandments concern what we owe God. The fourth through the tenth commandments are what we owe God.

The fourth through the tenth commandments are what we owe others.

In the fourth commandment, honor your father and mother.

We owe our parents gratitude, respect, obedience, and deference, and we have a responsibility

to care for them when they are old.

We owe our siblings of special affection and loyalty, and we owe our families more not less than

we owe those who are not our families. There's that line to be angels abroad in demons at home.

We should be better at home than we are abroad,

but we tend to take those we live with for granted, which is not justice.

The Fifth Commandment, you shall not murder.

We owe it to innocent people not to take their life, especially the unborn.

The sixth and ninth command,

the ones that the Israelites wished Moses would have forgotten.

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