St. Kateri Tekakwitha

Daily Rosary Meditations | Catholic Prayers

Dr. Mike Scherschligt

Christianity, Religion & Spirituality

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🗓️ 14 July 2022

⏱️ 25 minutes

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0:00.0	This is the movement of the Holy Family, leading people to Jesus through friendship, good conversation and the Rosary.
0:20.0	Welcome to our Rosary I'm Dr. Troy Hinkle here with Team Carney. So I'm honored to be here with them and you what's your name oh yeah
0:27.3	Archbishop Joseph Nalman is here too so we are going to begin by calling to mind
0:32.4	wherever in the presence of Almighty God in whom we live and move and have our being.
0:37.0	We call upon him in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit.
0:41.0	Amen. Before we begin, let's pray for some people. We're going to
0:46.9	pray for Father Pto Sullivan. We're going to pray for Eleanor Burke. We're
0:52.3	going to pray for Renee Garnett and we're going to pray for
0:55.9	Olivia Caneli and her family and we're praying for Demian Clay and his family. Our theme for this rosary is St. Catieri, Tequitha, since this is her feast day.
1:09.7	Today is the feast day of St. Catary Te Tequitha nicknamed the Lily of the Mohawks.
1:15.3	Kateri is the first Native American to be canonized.
1:20.6	She was born in 1656, just outside of modern day Albany, New York.
1:26.0	Her mother was baptized by Jesuit missionaries,
1:30.0	but she and Katiri's father died of smallpox when Kateri was only four.
1:35.0	The disease left terrible scars on Kateri's face and created cataracts on her eyes that made her all but blind.
1:43.7	She would often cover her head with a blanket to hide
1:47.5	so that the youth in the tribe wouldn't make fun of her face.
1:51.6	Even though Kateri wasn't baptized until she was
1:55.1	19 years old, she was taught two crucial things by her mother that gloriously shaped her young life.
2:05.7	First, that there was one true God
2:09.4	who became man and died on the cross. And second, that this one true God should be served from one's heart.
2:19.2	These two wonderful truths were so ingrained in Kateri that she refused marriage in a culture where that was simply unheard of.
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