This is Holy Family School of Faith.

Welcome to our rosary meditation.

Tonight I'm blessed to be with my Habibi and with Teresa the Great and my son, Xavier,

who introduced the rosary to his friend C.K.

C.K. is with us. And this evening he brought his mother,

Kathleen. C.K. introduced his mother to praying the rosary every day. So C.K. is quite an apostle of the rosary. We also want to give a shout out to all of the sisters of the poor of Jesus

who are learning English by praying this rosary podcast with us, and we feel badly for the

sisters that they are learning their pronunciation through me. But we ask all of you

sisters there to pray for us.

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 joining our rosaries and our personal

sacrifices and crosses together,

offering them as an army for all of the names of the loved ones submitted to our list on the email for we are confident that if we turn to our lady with trust, she will bring about miracles of conversion.

As we continue through the sacraments,

our meditation today is on the sacrament of reconciliation.

But I want to begin with a true story of an exorcism that took place in Erling, Iowa in 1928.

After all, the psychological and psychiatric testing was completed, it was determined there was indeed a case of demonic possession and an exorcist

was called in. Men of the parish were asked to assist because when the exorcist would begin

his work, the possessed person became very violent and had to be restrained.

However, the devil responded with a different strategy and fought back in a surprising way,

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