In the name of the Father and of the Son of the Holy Spirit, amen.

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

emaculate mother Saint Joseph my father and Lord my guardian angel intercede for me

in view of tomorrow's solemnity Jesus presence in the tabernacle takes on a very special meaning.

In St. John Paul in the twilight of his pontificate,

put together five more decades of the rosary called the luminous mysteries,

and included the institution of the Holy Eucharist as a mystery of the rosary.

And at face value, that may seem a bit counterintuitive, especially if our lady traditionally

was not even at the Last Supper. Only his apostles were present there. But nevertheless, this is a mystery of the rosary.

Now why is it the mystery of the rosary?

Because everything we have in our Catholic faith, all the sacraments,

the most important being the true presence of Jesus, the Holy

Eucharist, is traced back to a specific episode. It all originates in a teenage young lady, perhaps 14, 15 years of age.

When Mary gave her answer to the Archangel Gabriel, Gabriel, Hebrew word, which means the strength of God.

When she gave her affirmative answer, the world never remained the same. It was the most revolutionary, yes,

earth-changing, earth-shattering.

That yes has a very personal effect on ourselves.

That yes made it possible for us to have the greatest gift God could have given us,

and that is himself packaged in human form. So we ask you, Lord, to help us bring this solemnity, this theme of this

solemnity of the enunciation, to our meditation, and may it, Lord, shed lights so that we respond

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