This is the movement of the Holy Family.

Welcome to our Rosary meditation.

I want to invite everyone to come out October 17th for our Rosary Tailgate. We're going to have it at Fiorellas on 135th in Overland Park.

And this is going to be a special event because not only are we going to have a

tailgate which will be a lot of fun, great way to see and talk with a bunch of

Catholics who are in love with our lady.

But that evening we are going to have eucharistic adoration during the Rosary in which all of the graces of Jesus from the

Eucharist will flood out across the parking lot as we pray thissary and give public witness to our love for our lady and Jesus in the

Eucharist and it's a great way to bring family and friends to help enliven their faith.

It's powerful when we see a public display of people who under no obligation have come out to share in friendship and to express their love for a lady and Jesus in the Eucharist.

So set aside this night, Rosary at five,

and we'll have, sorry, the tailgate at five

and then the Rosary at about 630 with euchristic adoration

so let's begin in the name of the Father and the Son and the Holy Spirit

Let's call to mind all those that we've promised to pray for, especially for the continued healing of all those suffering from COVID.

For little Olivia and Damien for this young woman Sophie and that Margot will wake up. Now today is the Feast of Terez, the little flower.

Honestly, I have a hard time relating to a flower.

Now Hanser's von Balthasar, possibly the greatest theologian in the 20th century, he wrote a wonderful book on Torez and Elizabeth of the Trinity called Two Sisters in the Spirit.

There, Von Balthasar says that Terez had the heart of a warrior.

She was a fighter.

Now I can relate to that.

In fact, Jesus said, the kingdom of heaven suffers violence and the violent take it by storm.

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