Jennifer invited Catholic mothers to our house to pray the Rosary for their teenagers, while Greg considers how God uses supposed failures, long-built skills (once thought trivial), and unexpected opportunities to do more for the Kingdom.

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After seeing Catholic mothers (including herself) often struggling with how to raise holy teenagers in a Godless culture, Jennifer took a risk and invited local Catholic moms into our home to pray the Rosary. At the first gathering, six women arrived.  It was small, but it was awesome, and it offered a glimpse of how even the tiniest local Rosary groups could grow.

For the gathering, Greg was motivated to finish his long-in-development Rosary meditation booklet, which brings together all 20 mysteries, Scripture, and St. Louis-Marie de Montfort's meditations.  Years of seemingly unrelated work may have prepared him for all of this. Plus, a listener's question about ministry and fiction widens the discussion into how God uses our gifts, redirects old dreams (and sometimes failures), and opens the right doors at the right time.

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Timestamps

00:00 Jennifer starts a Rosary group for mothers of teens
05:00 Building the 20-Mystery Rosary booklet
09:24 Learning to pray all 20 mysteries
12:10 Could local Rosary groups spread?
16:38 A listener's question about calling and creativity
19:43 Co-creating with God through art
22:33 Greg's struggle with writing and rejection
26:00 When to persevere—and when to walk away
31:43 Praying all 20 mysteries through School of Mary
34:23 A prayer for surrendering worry 

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