This is the movement of the Holy Family, leading people to Jesus through friendship, good conversation and the Rosary. So welcome to our Rosary meditation.

We've been learning about a meditating on the virtue of justice.

Remember, justice is the virtue where we give to others what we owe them.

And to live justly, we must understand two principles,

subsidiarity and solidarity.

And these protect us against three errors.

Collectivism, otherwise known as socialism or communism or a welfare state, the second

error is individualism and selfishness or a laissez-faire capitalism.

And the third one is just a plain old

irresponsibility. So let's begin in the name of the Father and the Son and the Holy

Spirit. He's called to mind all those that we've promised to pray for, especially praying for little

Olivia Canoele.

Now subsidiarity is the principle by which we take personal responsibility and make a specific

contribution to the common good. This is important because God created each person in his image with intelligence and a free will.

And we're supposed to use our freedom, take initiative and responsibility, be creative, be innovative,

and have a mutual concern for others

that leads us to care for them and for the common good.

Now as a society or a business or a parish or even a family, we should foster conditions

in which individuals can express their distinct character and make their distinct contribution.

Subsidi safeguards the role of the individual

and it helps them to grow in personal responsibility.

Our Father who arts in heaven,

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