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5-5-25 Rosary Mystery Meditations for Today (Monday)

“As God, Jesus suffered human hatred, persecution, betrayal, hypocrisy. And don’t think that because he was God he didn’t feel the suffering that this implied for him. He was a man like us, the most perfect man, and yet his heart was more noble, more tender, more sensitive than anyone else’s, for everything human in

5-3-25 Rosary Mystery Meditations for Today (Saturday)

“Adore the person of your glorifier, the Holy Spirit, the Paraclete, who with his gentle communication goes on preparing your body, your soul, and your spirit to be pure, upright, and good in all things.”  –Saint Peter Faber (+ 1546)   Intention:  Father, thank You that every part of my day can be exciting when

4-30-25 Rosary Mystery Meditations for Today (Wednesday)

“This is why [Jesus] said, If I am lifted up high I will draw everything to myself. For because of our ­rebirth in the blood of Christ crucified we are drawn to love him—if only we follow reason instead of ­abandoning it in love for our selfish sensuality.”  –Saint Catherine of Siena (+ 1380)  

4-28-25 Rosary Mystery Meditations for Today (Monday)

“As all perfection consists in our being conformed, united, and consecrated to Jesus, it naturally follows that the most perfect of all devotions is that which conforms, unites, and consecrates us most completely to Jesus. Now of all God’s creatures Mary is the most conformed to Jesus. It therefore follows that, of all devotions, devotion

4-27-25 Rosary Mystery Meditations for Today (Sunday)

“The full story of our past is only revealed when ­imbued with his mercy, and this is what makes the very things that are most difficult in our history have tremendous value. Jesus is the living embodiment of this: ­coming before the apostles, his resurrected body brightly bore the scars of his death. He shows

4-26-25 Rosary Mystery Meditations for Today (Saturday)

“Jesus was keenly aware of the sufferings he had just undergone, and of the fears that gripped the apostles. He wanted for them the same glory the Father had manifested in him through those very pains. Expressing the word of peace a second time, he stresses that he truly harbors no ill will against the