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 am blessed this evening to be in Udora at the Clark's home, a former Baptist church that they've renovated magnificently, and every Friday night around 630

anyone is welcome to come to their home

for friendship, good conversation and the Rosary.

They do it every Friday so come out to 1-103 main street in

you door up and just I don't think you even need to knock on the front door just come on in.

Just come on in swinging your rosary and

and they'll let you in.

And if you see a swing set in the house when you first walk in, you know you're at the right place.

Okay, 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.

We're praying for Steve White, who's now in the last leg of his journey

to receive a new heart.

We just need a heart.

Jesus and Mary and Joseph give him a new heart. We pray for the healing of Olivia Canely and all those that we've promised to pray for. Now we've been meditating on the virtues

and today we begin with the foundation of justice, but we tend to get justice backwards. Many people think of justice in the sense of what's owed to me.

Then we turn a virtue into a self-centered principle because justice is the virtue whereby

we give everyone what we owe them. Justice is not about what's owed to me. Justice is not about what's owed to me.

Justice is about what I owe others.

And when we give others what we owe them.

The result is great friendships,

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