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

Welcome to our Rosary. I'm here today with the entire, or almost entire School of Faith team here with this Rosary.

So this is an honor and awesome. You all know Mike and I, you don't know all these other talented people behind the scenes who

confidentially have way more talent than Mike and I do. You put the meat

puppets in front of the camera so that's why we're there. So let's begin by

calling to mind wherever in the presence of Almighty God and whom we live and move and have our being.

We call upon him in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit,

Amen. We offer up this prayer for my church slick on his birthday. We pray for all the

children whose petitions have been entered. We pray for our priests and

are religious. We pray for our country in all the petitions that you've submitted.

Our title for this rosary is Marion Dausility.

Dausility of spirit means to be peaceful and flexible so as to be molded by the hands of God.

We need this trait if we wish to grow in excellence. If we are

are attentive and obey the motions of the Holy Spirit no matter how gentle we grow

and our ability to attract more graces.

As Jesus told St. Catherine of Siena,

make of yourself a capacity and I will make of myself a torrent.

This is why we need docility. There are three practical steps in our daily

living, helpful in attaining this virtue. The first step is to be faithful to the teachings in wisdom of God already known,

like the Ten Commandments and or the teachings of his Catholic Church.

If we fail in obedience to the obvious expressions of God's will, how can we respond to the more gentle?

Next, we must recognize our state in life, which also presents to us many opportunities of

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