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

I'm blessed this evening to be in Topeka at the Fyfers gathered with gosh a whole bunch of people and the Rosary team with the best name yet.

The deplorables.

I like that name.

I'm going to be an honorable member of the deplorables.

So we had great barbecue, good conversation, now we're praying 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 that we've promised to pray for,

especially for a young man named Stephen, who is in danger of losing his eyesight,

pray for the healing of his eyes.

Pray for a little Olivia Caneli, and for Damien to be healed of their seizures.

And we continue to pray for the recovery of Deacon Steve White after his heart transplant. So we he's having a little bit of trouble so we

continue to pray for him and for a young woman in Ankeny who's in desperate need for a kidney transplant.

So we offer this for her and for whoever the donor may be.

So we begin in the name of the Father and the Son and the Holy Spirit.

Our first meditation, so we're meditating on the virtue of temperance.

We covered prudence, justice, fortitude, now temperance,

the last of the human virtues.

But we have to remember, we have to begin by remembering

the prudence and temperance, they have to work together.

So with prudence, we begin with the end in mind and then we make every decision in light of that goal.

So we have to ask, will this decision help me to reach my goal or will it take me away from the goal?

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