This is the movement of the Holy Family.

So welcome to our Rosary meditation.

I'm so blessed this evening to be with one of my teams.

I have many teams.

I hope you have many teams. I hope you have many teams and doubly blessed because Craig and Betsy

Hoyt have joined us from North Carolina. They drove in and you can all probably remember Craig

from our Rosary in the Irish pub.

And we've had an awesome evening of food and friendship and good conversation and laughter.

And now we're going to pray the Rosary together.

So let's begin in the name of the Father and the Son and the Holy Spirit.

Let's call to mind all those we've promised to pray for and offer this for

rosary for all of us who have children for our children to be moved to know and do the will of God to the highest

degree so that we can all be happy together forever in heaven.

We also offer this rosary for all of the bishops and priests in the world.

Now St. Margaret of Cortona is probably a saint you've never heard of, but she is the perfect patron saint

against the deadly sin of lust, our theme of today.

Margaret possessed tremendous physical beauty

and she craved affection.

When she was 16 or 17, she fell in love with a wealthy young man and they began to live together.

They had a son but never married.

He was not the type of man who could make a mature commitment.

Nine years into the relationship, tragedy struck.

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