This is Holy Family School of Faith.

Welcome to our Rosary meditation.

If prior to the coronavirus you were not homeschooling, well, now you are.

And if you're feeling a little bit overwhelmed, we have something that can help you tremendously

that I'll share with you at the end of this Rosary. But for now let us begin in the

name of the Father and the Son and the Holy Spirit and let's call to mind all

those that we've promised to pray for. We are in a time of great uncertainty. Only

God and Our Lady know what will happen next. As Pope Francis said last Friday,

for weeks now it has been evening.

Thick darkness has gathered over the squares, our streets and our cities,

it has taken over our lives,

filling everything with a deafening silence and a distressing

void that stops everything as it passes by.

We feel it in the air, we notice it in people's gestures, their glances give them away.

We find ourselves afraid and lost.

Prolonged fear can lead to depression and even despair and that is why we must be reminded of and live in the reality

that God's providential hand is guiding all things for good. Because this is so, we can thank

him ahead of time, even before we experience the good that is to come.

Blessed Salanas Casey is one of my favorite Saints, soon to be.

During the Great Depression,

the monastery where he lived, St Bonaventure in Detroit ran a soup kitchen.

Hundreds of families lined up each day.

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