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

Welcome to our rosary meditation. The past two days we've been reflecting on the immense power of prayer and

sacrifice offered to Jesus for the conversion of souls and this made me think

What if we all submitted names of family and friends who need deeper

conversion to our prayer list and then we all committed to offer our daily

rosary and sacrifices for those people. I think if we do this all together from now until

Easter. 14,000 plus people praying and sacrificing, I think we would reap a big harvest of deeper

conversions.

So I'm inviting you to submit names of family and friends and to join me in offering our prayer and sacrifice for their

conversion. So let's begin in the name of the Father and the Son and the Holy

Spirit and let's call to mind all those that we've promised to pray for.

One of the most powerful stories of conversion through the prayer and sacrifice of another is to be found in St. Maxillian Colby.

I'm going to share a story from his life I'm pretty sure you've never heard,

but first just a little on Colby. On May 28, 1941, Maximilian Colby was taken to Auschwitz. In

Auschwitz, the rule was every man for himself, survival of the fittest.

But Colby lived differently.

Colby lived sacrificial love.

And Colby seemed never to think of himself.

When food was brought in, everyone struggled to get his place, to be sure of a share.

But Colby, he stood aside, so that frequently there was none left for him.

He was once asked whether such self-denial made sense in a place where every man was engaged

in a struggle for survival.

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