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

Hello everyone, welcome to the Rosary. I'm Dr. Troy Henkel and I'm so happy to be praying this Rosary on the Feast of St. Nicholas and of course I'm praying it with my son Nicholas

My daughter-law Francine and baby X we won't know until January. And I want to thank Nicholas for writing this

Rosary tonight at least most of it. Nick I put my two cents in probably the best two cents or

maybe not. Let's begin by calling to mind wherever in the presence of

Almighty God in 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.

Ooh, before I forget, come to Bethlehem.

That's December 9 through 12, 5 to 8 p.m.

This is our time to be with live animals

at an actual stable, the Gutterman farm from 5 to 8 p.m. as I said, there will be Christmas

Rosaries at 5.30, 6, 30, and 730. So follow the star and we're praying this

rosary for Tom Pyle he's the father of a good friend of

mine that he is passing from this life so we pray for the graces necessary for him to make this journey.

Martin Luther is said to be the first to hang candles

on the Christmas tree as a sign for the star of Bethlehem.

He also wished to get rid of all the representations of

Saint Nicholas and his relationship with Christmas. Being opposed to the

veneration of Saints, he promoted the image of Jesus as a child bringing everyone

presence.

The tradition of a lighted tree stuck, but not that of Jesus as a child coming into our homes.

St Nicholas, the gift-giver and Wonder Worker, was not a figure with which one could

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