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

I'm Dr. Troy Hinkle.

I welcome you here to the Rosary for the movement of the Holy Family.

Let's begin by calling to mind that wherever in the presence of Almighty God and 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. On this the Feast of Saints

Joachim and Anne, we're actually recording this Rosary on the feast for grandparents,

world grandparents day Pope Francis calls the fourth Sunday of July world grandparents

stay so all grandparents out there happy grandparents Day and for my wife and I

this is our first grandparents day as we have two grandbabies coming. I want to pray for

Jenna Gemma Campbell Renee Garnett, who are battling serious illness.

And I also want to pray for my Uncle Tim and the Rosary who's been having trouble with

his eyes.

You pray that the Lord grant him healing.

Pray for the Clay family, especially Damien, and for the Canelie family, especially Olivia.

And for all of you who've sent in your petitions,

oh, and Lisa, my coworker, I'm praying for her cousin, who's been really, really

sick with COVID and in a hospital. So we'll pray for him as well. The title of our Rosary, Saints Ann and Joachum.

Saints Anne and Joacham are the parents of the Blessed Virgin Mary,

grandparents of Jesus.

Although there's no mention of them in scripture, they appear in multiple written accounts as early as 150 AD.

In an ancient document known as the Proto-evangelium of James, the Proto-evangelium gives the

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