• November 11, 2020, Holy Rosary at 7:30 pm ET YouTube.com/TheRosaryNetwork • Audio Podcast available by 6:00 pm ET This COVID nightmare will hopefully pass soon, because of vaccines, treatments, and widespread immunity. But, have we taken the health crisis as an opportunity to amend our lives and turn into Jesus and Mary? I’m afraid not. Six centuries ago, the Black Death pandemic devastated Europe, killing one-third of its population. People understood, rightfully so, that their earthly and heavenly salvation was in the hands of the Holy Trinity. This year we might have damaged the health of our souls. However, we are still on time to repent and ask for the forgiveness of Jesus and the grace of the Holy Spirit. We know we are tremendously weak and we cannot do anything without divine help. We pray the Holy Rosary with this intention. [Written by Mikel A | The Rosary Network, New York] —- Today, in the Memorial of Saint Martin of Tours, if I may I’d like to pray for the soul of my uncle-in-law Rafael González, who died yesterday in Burgos, Spain, at the age of 87, due to pneumonia accelerated by the Coronavirus. His wife died twelve days ago. They both had an exemplary life of piety and charity. They both left all their properties and money to Catholic Charities, Caritas—to whom they dedicated their lives. For receiving the grace and assistance of the Blessed Virgin Mary in our daily life and in this meditation of the Rosary. We are too weak to dwell alone.
• November 4, 2020, Holy Rosary at 7:30 pm ET, at YouTube.com/TheRosaryNetwork • Audio Podcast available by 6:00 pm ET Today, Saint Charles Borromeo Memorial Day, we read that Jesus Christ reminded that to be His disciple we need to accept and carry our cross. (LK 14:25-33) Everyone suffers in this valley of tears. The difference is in our response to the struggle. We Christians embrace our cross, knowing that the cross redeems us from our sins, and prepares us for the glory of the resurrection—that we pray today. We keep this in mind while we await the final presidential election results in the US. We invoke the Holy Spirit to help us with this uncertainty by deciding the best outcome for the faithful in this country and the world. [Written by Mikel A | The Rosary Network, New York] —-
• November 3, 2020, Holy Rosary at 7:30 pm ET, at YouTube.com/TheRosaryNetwork • Audio Podcast available by 6:00 pm ET Today is Election Day in the US. Americans will choose their President for the next four years. The elected President will contribute to shaping the destiny of the World. Every age in history is complicated. It can be more or less peaceful and economically prosperous. However, what matters for the faithful is to advance the Kingdom of Heaven here on Earth. What we want is that as many souls as possible can be saved and enjoy the eternal glory of Jesus Christ. Our vote should go to the candidate whose plan is to serve most of the sacred heart of Jesus and the immaculate heart of Mary. We hold our Rosary and we pray for the intervention of the Holy Spirit on this Election Day. [Written by Mikel A | The Rosary Network, New York] — In all election outcomes, we pray for the defense of the life and eternal life, the support of the weakest among us, and freedom of religion.
• November 2, 2020, Holy Rosary at 7:30 pm ET, at YouTube.com/TheRosaryNetwork • Audio Podcast available by 6:00 pm ET Today, November 2, the day after the solemnity of All Saints we celebrate the feast All Souls Day, also known as the Commemoration of all the Faithful Departed. When a person dies, the soul can go to Heaven, Hell, or Purgatory, where most people, free of mortal sin, but still in venial sin, go. In other words, these souls departing from the body are not yet perfectly cleansed from venial sins. So in Purgatory, they will suffer until being purified and perfected, in order to enter the glory of Heaven. That’s why we need to pray for souls in purgatory, imploring God to grant them a place of happiness, light, and peace. [Written by Mikel A | The Rosary Network, New York] —- Today we pray the Holy Rosary for our departed family and friends, and for all the souls in Purgatory. —-
• November 1, 2020, Holy Rosary at 7:30 pm ET, at YouTube.com/TheRosaryNetwork • Audio Podcast available by 6:00 pm ET We celebrate today the Solemnity of All Saints. We honor the souls who were faithful to Jesus Christ’s teaching and were beatified and canonized. They enjoy in Heaven the face of Jesus Christ and intercede for us. Mind you, this feast was instituted to honor the unknown saints as well. Some of them could be our own relatives. We all have “a universal call to holiness." Being a saint is hard work. But anyone can be a saint. Saying that holiness is not for us is a big lie. In fact, holiness will grow into us by devoting our life to the glory of God and the service of our neighbor. This way we will follow the footsteps of the saints in Heaven. [Written by Mikel A | The Rosary Network, New York] —- We pray the Litany of the Saints at the end of the Holy Rosary today!
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