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.

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

Asking through the intercession of Blessed Pauline Jericho, for the

asking through the intercession of blessed Pauline Jericho for a successful surgery and healing for Olivia Canelie

the healing of Damien and that Margot will wake up.

Now the Rosary is supposed to be a meditation on the word of God,

not a mindless saying of words. It makes the Rosary what it

should be to derive all its power when we do pray it as a meditation. But we need to better understand

what Catholic meditation is, especially taught by Teresa of Avalon, John of the Cross.

Now the great spiritual theologian Jordan Aaman

sums up the nature of meditation.

Meditation is a reasoned application of the mind

to some supernatural truth in order to penetrate its meaning, to love it, and to carry it into practice

with the assistance of grace.

In other words, meditation is to turn your attention to God, to think about what he has said or done in order to understand it,

but even more to love God for these things that leads to forming firm convictions that we put into

practice with the assistance of grace.

Now there are three essential parts to meditation. First to read or

listen to something from the word of God found in scripture tradition or the

teaching of the church and then to reflect or think about what struck you, to try to understand, to apply it to your life, to draw practical conclusions for yourself.

...