This is the movement of the Holy Family, meeting people to Jesus through friendship, good conversation and the rosary.

Well, welcome to our rosary meditation. I am blessed to be in Charlotte, North Carolina at an Irish pub and I'm here with

Craig Hoyt and his team.

We've had good conversation, friendship, good conversation.

And now we're going to pray the Rosary together.

So if you hear some noise in the background, you'll know we really are in a pub.

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, especially that Steve White will receive a new heart.

We pray for the healing of Olivia Caneli and the Margot will be healed from her traumatic brain injury for all those

we've that have asked us for our prayers.

Do we have a dead faith or a living faith?

Dead faith is when we say we believe in God and Jesus

and the different things of Catholicism, but these are just abstract ideas, not concrete reality.

And when they're just ideas, not reality, we don't take them seriously. We don't apply them to our lives. We don't

live our faith. It's not living faith.

Till I was 22, I had a dead faith. Well I believed that Jesus was real.

At least I thought so.

But they were really just ideas. I didn't live as if Jesus was a reality. But then I learned

that our lady had been appearing all over the world, places like Lords in Fatima. She was reported to be appearing right now in

Medagoria. And I said to myself, wait a minute, if Mary is real, then Jesus is real.

Then everything about Catholicism is real.

Oh man, I need to change.

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