My Lord and my God, I firmly believe that you are here, that you see me, that you hear me.

I adore you with profound reverence.

I ask your pardon for my sins and the grace to make this time of prayer fruitful.

My immaculate mother, St. Joseph, my father and lord, my guardian angel, in her seat for me.

Some years ago I visited a museum about war,

different events in human history, different wars.

And there was a section dedicated to war propaganda.

And it was very interesting to learn how the enemy has a tactic,

which is to send flyers and different means of misinformation

in order to convince you to surrender.

And they were very repetitive.

And it made me think because they were saying, why would you fight in this war when you can

go home, be with your wife, with your kids, in a cozy atmosphere, in a prosperous country?

Why should you obey your captain tomorrow when you can be free?

And I put myself in the shoes of the soldiers that fought those words, and it must be

tempting, like a little warm that gets into your brain, eating you up, questioning orders,

creating disunion.

And the same can happen in a positive way.

Many times good memories make me think about being more generous.

Inspire me to move towards you, my lord. And one of the best ways to understand this is the Hail Mary.

We are in the month of the Rosary and the Hail Mary has music, is fresh air.

It's a memory that brings us the hope of a better future.

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