This is the movement of the Holy Family. Welcome to our Rosary Meditation. Today I had the best

Sunday. Spent time in meditation this morning, went to Mass with my beautiful wife, helped to cook a meal shared by my parents and my kids and grandkids,

and then took my grandson Cormac to the park to do dangerous things.

And now I'm praying the rosary. Perfect Sunday. Imagine what the world would be like if more and more people lived Sunday well,

to worship and receive Jesus at Mass. Spend time with family and friends, engaging in activities that made us delight in the good world God made,

spent time in prayer, and did something good for those in need.

The world would change.

So let's take back Sunday and change the world.

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

Amen.

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

Now we've been learning and meditating on the virtue of justice, the constant and firm choice to give God and neighbor their due, what we owe them.

Injustice, we have to consider first what we owe God and others, and secondly, what we should not deprive them of.

Now, to begin with, we owe all people, even enemies, goodwill, and respect.

Goodwill is the virtue in which we make the choice to want good for others, think well of others, and always speak well

of others. Respect means never to view other people as less great than their true dignity.

Every human was made in the image of God and all are called to share

in his divine life. Therefore, all people have an immense dignity that deserves respect. We must never

reduce a person to some attribute or defect or label.

No person can be reduced to simply a Democrat or liberal, Republican or conservative,

gay or straight, woke or not, whatever negative or disparaging term we use.

Now, descriptions are fine, but reductions are not.

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