The Rosary in a Year (with Fr. Mark-Mary Ames)

Ascension
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6 snips
Feb 8, 2026 • 14min

Day 39: In the Garden (2026)

A deep look at the Agony in Gethsemane and its meaning as an oil press of suffering. Discussion of Jesus as the New Adam whose obedience undoes original disobedience. Exploration of Christ as high priest and sacrificial offering through Hebrews and the Catechism. Reflection on trust, offering human anguish to the Father, and an invitation to entrust personal sufferings in prayer.
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9 snips
Feb 7, 2026 • 15min

Day 38: Food for the Journey (2026)

A meditation on the Institution of the Eucharist and how salvation history foreshadows Jesus as the Bread of Life. Old Testament figures and manna are linked to New Testament signs like Bethlehem and the multiplication of loaves. The Last Supper is explored as a new Passover and covenant that nourishes pilgrims toward the promised land.
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7 snips
Feb 6, 2026 • 11min

Day 37: To Be Transfigured (2026)

A meditation on the Transfiguration and its glimpse of heaven. Exploration of Matthew 17 and connections to Exodus and Moses’ shining face. Discussion of Jesus fulfilling the Law and prophets and the Father’s command to listen. Invitation to pray for sharing in Christ’s glory and to stay with Jesus through the cross.
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5 snips
Feb 5, 2026 • 10min

Day 36: The Kingdom and the Gospel (2026)

A reflection on the proclamation of God’s reign and the call to conversion. Short scripture reading from Mark sets the scene. Discussion of how Jesus’ words and actions enact saving power in healings, meals with sinners, and the Paschal mystery. A practical reminder that we are not alone and a brief guided prayer for peace and confidence.
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6 snips
Feb 4, 2026 • 12min

Day 35: Divine Bridegroom (2026)

Reflection on the Wedding at Cana and the spiritual meaning of Jesus providing new wine. Discussion of John's structure, the symbolism of the third day and seven signs. Exploration of Jesus as the Divine Bridegroom and Old Testament marriage imagery. An invitation to bring dryness to Jesus for renewed intimacy with God.
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8 snips
Feb 3, 2026 • 13min

Day 34: The Anointed One (2026)

A reflection on Jesus' baptism that highlights the Jordan River's biblical role and links to Joshua, Elijah, and Naaman. Discussion of the Trinity's revelation at the waters and how baptism prefigures death and sacrifice. Explores John the Baptist's prophetic role, Day of Atonement rituals, and parallels between the Passover lamb and the scapegoat. Includes a guided meditation and short prayers.
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6 snips
Feb 2, 2026 • 11min

Day 33: Lost and Found (2026)

A reflection on the Finding in the Temple and why Jesus stayed behind in Jerusalem. Exploration of Jewish pilgrimage customs and Jesus as a twelve-year pilgrim. Thoughts on Mary’s lifelong pilgrimage of faith and the symbolic three-day foreshadowing of Calvary and Resurrection. A look at Jesus’ saying 'I must be in my Father’s house' and the theme of fulfillment of the law and sonship freedom.
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7 snips
Feb 1, 2026 • 14min

Day 32: A Total Offering (2026)

A reflection on the Presentation of Jesus in the Temple and its fulfillment of Old Covenant laws. Discussion of purification, firstborn redemption, and Mary and Joseph’s obedience. Stories of Simeon and Anna recognizing the Messiah and links to Isaiah. A meditation on joy, foretold suffering, and entrusting one’s life to the Savior through prayer.
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7 snips
Jan 31, 2026 • 13min

Day 31: No Other Savior (2026)

A reflection on the Nativity story, reading Luke 2 and the angels' proclamation. A look at Caesar Augustus, the Roman census, and why Joseph and Mary traveled to Bethlehem. A discussion of Micah's prophecy and how divine providence works through history. An invitation to trust God and surrender amid hardship, followed by short prayers for the Nativity.
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5 snips
Jan 30, 2026 • 13min

Day 30: The New Ark (2026)

A lively exploration of the Visitation and its scriptural roots. The Ark of the Covenant is examined as God’s dwelling, victory, and presence in Israel. Parallel scenes from David bringing the ark highlight travel, joy, and sacred hospitality. The idea of Mary as the new Ark is unpacked alongside reflections on joy, the Eucharist, and short vocal prayers for the mystery.

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