This is Holy Family School of Faith.

So welcome to our Rosary meditation.

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

Amen.

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

We are in the midst of offering this 54-day Rosary Novina, the first 27 days in petition, the second 27 days

thanking God ahead of time for answering our prayers. We always accept the way God answers according to his will, though we lay

siege to heaven with our prayers and how can our mother not answer her most helpless little children that's

what I am so we are offering this 54-day Rosary novena for the healing of little Olivia canili from her seizure

clusters for the healing of Jeannie Sherman, her strengthening that she may be conformed to Christ crucified for the good of souls.

We pray that my son-in-law Nick will be here in Kansas for the birth of his son Korm and now I'm going to pause and you can add in all of your own

intentions.

I'm beginning this evening a series of meditations to give you a real Catholic worldview, but also a practical

way of acting in order to find true happiness.

So our first meditation and first decade, it is not uncommon to be surrounded by family, friends

and strangers that are not Catholic, totally disinterested, and antagonistic or even militant toward God.

And the trouble is you might not feel prepared to engage them because you don't want to mess this up and you maybe

don't even know where to start. But there is a common ground, the most universal

common ground.

And that is, what is the thing we all want?

It's happiness.

St. Augustine said,

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