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

Hello, welcome to the Rosary.

I'm Dr. Troy Henkel and I'm here in...

Where are we table rock lake with some wonderful

people priests and nuns and dear friends to pray the Rosary with you so let us

call to mind that we are ever in the presence of

Almighty God in 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. I want to pray tonight for some very special petitions. One,

in gratitude and Thanksgiving, we've been praying for Deacon Steve White for some time and he got a heart

transplant today on Father's Day, I realize you're hearing this Father's Day plus one. But we're so grateful to the Lord. We want to pray for Steve that he continues to improve. I want to pray for dear friend Renee Garnett,

who definitely needs our prayers as she's fighting cancer,

for Greg Wood, who's fighting cancer as well,

and for Emily Sharp.

And for all of those who are battling serious diseases we want to lift up in prayer

and I want to pray for those who are expecting babies, especially my daughter-in-law

Rachel, who's bringing me Grand Baby Number One in October, so we prayed for her.

The theme for our Rosary tonight is Mercy, not justice, is the goal.

As Christians, we are called to go beyond the limits of strict justice.

For Jesus said, a new commandment I give to you, that you love one another as I have loved you.

This commandment of love means that I must do for others what is supernaturally good for them in order to truly live this command.

Since justice is giving others what we owe them, charity and mercy go beyond what we owe and seek,

to give to others the way God gives to us. Justice ensures that I respect your good as I pursue my good and that I don't do it in such

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