This is the movement of the Holy Family.

Welcome to our Rosary Meditation.

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

Amen.

Let's call to mind all those that we've promised to pray for.

Divine Providence is the way God guides all things for good.

There's a powerful scene on Providence from the book by C.S. Lewis called

The Horse and His Boy. Now the main character, a boy named Shasta, thinks he's been left all

alone in the world to protect and provide for himself finding himself all alone on a mountain after a very difficult experience he begins to complain to himself

i do think said shasta that i must be the most unfortunate boy that ever lived in the whole world. Everything goes right for everyone

except me. What put a stop to all this was a sudden fright. Shasta discovered that someone,

or something, was walking beside him. He bit his lip and tear. The thing went on beside him so very quietly that

Shasta began to hope he had only imagined it. At last he could bear it no longer. Scarcely above a

whisper, Shasta said, Who are you?

One who has waited long for you to speak, said the thing.

Tell me your sorrows.

Shasta was a little reassured by the breath,

so he told how he had never known his real father or mother and had been brought up up sternly by a fisherman. Then he told the story of his escape and how they were chased by lions

and forced to swim for their lives and of all their dangers in Tashban and about his night among the tombs and how

the beasts howled at him out of the desert and he told about the heat and thirst of their

desert journey and how they were almost at their goal when another lion chased them and wounded

Aravus.

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