This is the movement of the Holy Family. So welcome to our rosary meditation. I want to invite

everyone to come out Sunday, early evening, October 17th to Fiorello's in Overland Park here in Kansas

City for a rosary tailgate and Eucharistic adoration.

We're going to have a tailgate, and then Father Andrew Strobel is going to expose the Blessed

Sacrament, and we're going to pray the rosary in the presence of Jesus and Mary.

But this is a powerful way to help people move from a dead faith to a

living faith. Often what can spark somebody's faith is when they see a public display of thousands

of people who come out on their own to do something with no obligation. They think, if all these people are here,

there must be something here. So let's make a public display. Let's flood Fiorella's parking lot.

And I invite people from all over the country to come and join us.

And you're all welcome to stay at my house.

I have permission from my wife.

So that we can enliven people's faith and make a public display in this secular world.

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 for the repose of the soul of Pat Tracy,

for the healing of Little Olivia and for Damien,

for the young woman Sophie, that Margo will wake up, and for all those that we've promised to pray

for. Now, today is the feast of St. Jerome. It should give us all hope,

knowing that Jerome did not start out a saint.

In fact, none of them ever do.

He lived from 347 to 420 AD and was baptized and became a Christian at the age of 19.

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