This is Holy Family School of Faith.

So welcome to our Rosary meditation.

I am blessed to be praying Rosary on the road in Sabetha at Sacred Heart with a great group of people.

Let's begin in the name of the Father and the Son and the Holy Spirit.

Let's call the mind all those people

that we've promised to pray for.

And we are offering this Rosary

for the literally thousands,

10,000 people who have been submitted to the prayer list.

We're joining all of our rosaries together

for the needs of all of those loved ones that have been

submitted to the prayer list. Yesterday a fantastic 8-year-old named Beatrix who had been praying the Rosary podcast,

but not every day, said to me,

listening to the podcast is the first time I've been able to stay focused during the Rosary. Then I asked her, will you commit to

pray the Rosary every day and share it with your friends? And she said yes. Many people are bored with the Rosary because they see it as just saying words.

We need the truth to captivate and engage our mind and emotions in a way that moves our will to make good changes in our lives.

The Rosary was never meant to be the road saying of prayers. The Rosary was meant to be a

meditation. What is meditation? Meditation is to turn your attention to God.

To think about what God has said or done in order to understand it,

but to go further, to love God for these things, and then to form

firm convictions that we put into practice with the help of his grace.

So while we pray the Rosary, we should read or listen to something from the word of God,

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