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We’ve Waited 20 Years for This.

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After thinking and praying about this for almost twenty years, we finally take a huge step of faith about an idea that’s stuck with us for years.  It’s time to discover where God may be leading us next.  In this episode, we announce yet another first for Rosary Army, and hope you’ll be a part of it.

We recorded this a few days ago on March 25, a date tied to the anniversary of our total consecrations, the founding of Rosary Army, and a fruitful season for School of Mary. We also share two pieces of Church news that hit close to home: Fulton Sheen’s beatification date has been announced, and Bishop Robert Reed has been named rector of Saint John’s Seminary. So…we were in a pretty good mood.

On top of this, we officially announce something we’ve been thinking about for years: Rosary Army’s first in-person retreat.  We talk about why retreats have mattered so much in our lives, and why we finally said yes to doing this now. We truly hope you’ll be a part of this event with us to make it a success!

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Timestamps

00:00 Annunciation, total consecration, and 23 years of Rosary Army
03:21 A church, a confession, and a moment Greg still remembers
05:11 Fulton Sheen and Bishop Robert Reed news
09:42 Why Greg first wanted a Rosary Army retreat
12:03 What retreats do when you actually let God work
15:05 Why they finally said yes to the retreat now
17:01 Jennifer on exhaustion, rest, and stepping away
18:43 Cost, prayer, and trusting God with the decision
22:04 What the retreat weekend will include
26:02 The retreat grounds, the team, and opening registration

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