This is the movement of the Holy Family.

So welcome to our Rosary meditation.

I'm blessed this evening to be praying the Rosary with the School of Faith team.

Before we start, I want to invite you to come out next week, December 9th or 10th or 11th or 12th

because we have a fantastic living nativity to come and experience in preparation for Christmas.

We're going to pray the rosary, the joyful mysteries, and we're going to have real people, real animals.

So you've got to bring your grandkids, your kids, your friends, your teams.

We're going to do this at 530, 630, and 730 on each of these four

nights. We'll pray the Rosary at those three times each of those nights come when you can. How will you know

where to come? You have to look for the star. So let's begin in the name of the Father and the Son and the Holy Spirit.

Let's call to mind all those we've promised to pray for.

It is easy to accept divine providence that God guides all things for good when we consider

the good things in life.

It is hard to accept when you or a loved one have been the victim

of some evil or abuse at the hands of another person. How could God allow this and why did he not stop it? God

allows evil to happen to the innocent because he gave all people the gift of freedom.

We can use this gift for good or abuse it with evil.

And since he has also made us to be in community, to be in community and interdependence with others, our free choices, good or bad, also affect others.

When we suffer some injustice at the hands of other people,

we are never alone.

Jesus was and is with us.

He suffered with you and was angry beyond imagination

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