This is the movement of the Holy Family.

Welcome to our Rosary meditation.

It's great to pray with you again, Teresa,

and I'm sure you're happy.

The Bruins one tonight and the Panthers won yesterday, and my leafs won. I'm going for the leafs during this series.

So, gotta make sure everyone's got their hockey update. 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.

Now there are seven main virtues that means good actions that we turn into habits that lead us to happiness.

Prudence, justice, fortitude, temperance, faith, hope, and love.

Now prudence is the first of the virtues because it's the skill, the art of making good decisions.

But prudence is also first because it keeps before our eyes at all times our final goal.

And it directs all of our choices toward that goal.

That goal being union with God. So, prudence is a lot like going

on vacation. What's the first thing that has to be decided before you go? Well, you have to decide

where you're going to go. Then we determine the best way to reach the destination.

So prudence is first because it places before us, it lays before our eyes our true goal.

Happiness through transforming union with God.

And then prudence directs all our choices to that goal.

So the first question we have to ask and the question we ask at all times is, will this choice lead me toward or away from God?

Will this activity, this use of time, this thought or conversation or internet site or movie or song or this

person or this relationship, this job, this major. will these things lead me to a better relationship with Jesus or not?

Our Father who art in heaven, Hallow would be your name,

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