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2-26-25 Rosary Mystery Meditations for Today (Wednesday)

“Faith knows how much we are loved: our minds know only that we are loved. Only by prayer do we cling to what faith knows.”  –Venerable Madeleine Delbrêl (+ 1964)   Intention:  Father, thank You that every part of my day can be exciting when I allow Jesus to step in and be a part of

2-25-25 Rosary Mystery Meditations for Today (Tuesday)

“The meekness of our Lord is wholly supernatural. It ­derives from his zeal for the salvation of souls…. To Saint Peter, Jesus replies that it is necessary to pardon not only seven times, but seventy times seven—that is, always.”  –Father Reginald Garrigou-Lagrange, O.P. (+ 1964)   Intention: Lord, please bless all the Jews and Christians in

2-23-25 Rosary Mystery Meditations for Today (Sunday)

“The Church teaches authoritatively what to believe (doctrine) and how to live (morals). This authority, so often seen as a threat to human freedom, in fact answers the longings of the human heart. We all want to know what is true and to do what is right.”  –Father Paul Scalia   Intention:  I praise You,

2-22-25 Rosary Mystery Meditations for Today (Saturday)

“At the center of all Catholic doctrine, liturgy, morality, and prayer is the person of Jesus…. He has reconciled us with the Father, establishing peace through the blood of his cross (Col 1:20)…. Salvation and sonship—these are what Jesus won for us. Yet these gifts must still be ­extended throughout the world and throughout history. He

2-19-25 Rosary Mystery Meditations for Today (Wednesday)

“All of us have been snatched from the powers of darkness along with Saint Paul, and transferred to the bright kingdom of God’s beloved Son…. Every one of us…is a fellow supporter and fellow defender of the kingdom and a knight of Christ the King….”  –Hanns Georg von Heintschell-Heinegg (+ 1944)   Intention:  Lord, please

2-18-25 Rosary Mystery Meditations for Today (Tuesday)

” The higher we climb, and the harder we fight, the more do we participate in the work and struggle of Jesus Christ, whom the devil sought to confront in all manner of forms (in the ­desert, in the expulsion of the demons, through Judas, on Golgotha). And suffering thus with him and struggling with