This is the movement of the Holy Family.

Welcome to the Rosary.

Let us begin by calling to mind.

We're ever in the presence of Almighty God and whom we live and move and have our being.

We call upon Him in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit. Amen.

I want to pray for the repose of the souls of Greg Long and Sister Marcella. Mike and I work with

Sister Marcella for a number of years at the St. Lawrence Center. So God bless her and may the Lord give her peace. I also want to pray for all expectant mothers, especially my daughters-in-law, Rachel and Francine.

Rachel is due coming up, and I know she's very uncomfortable, but we pray for all expecting

mothers and all wives trying to become expectant mothers.

I also want to pray for all marriages and all who are suffering from cancer and chronic

illness. I always appreciate the number of requests we get in for prayers

because I know how powerful these Rosaries are. I just know we can't always state

everyone by name but even if you're not named, you're still receiving the grace.

Tonight's Rosary is called Treasures and Pearls. Jesus teaches in parables

due to the heart hearts of his audience who accuse him of performing

his works by the power of Satan. He responds to this blasphemy by speaking in a way

that demands humility and conversion and hopes of

drawing the Pharisees into a deeper conversation. Notice Jesus explains the

meaning to his disciples once inside Peter's house which

represents the church because they are humble enough to ask and to seek and to knock. The Pharisees on the other hand

are too prideful and worried that they may have to change their lives if they

allow themselves to be drawn into a relationship with Jesus.

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