SUNDAY - WEDNESDAY

1. The Resurrection – Fruit: Faith

On the third day, the tomb is found empty. The stone has been rolled away, and the angel announces the joyful news: Jesus has risen from the dead.

Death has been conquered, and the promise of eternal life is revealed. The women who came in sorrow now run with joy to proclaim the good news to the disciples.

The risen Christ appears to His followers, bringing peace to their troubled hearts and strengthening their faith.

As we meditate on this mystery, we are reminded that darkness and suffering never have the final word. Through the Resurrection, Christ opens for us the path to eternal life.

May our faith grow stronger as we trust in the victory of Christ over sin and death.

2. The Ascension – Fruit: Hope

Forty days after His Resurrection, Jesus leads His disciples to the Mount of Olives. There He blesses them and promises that He will always remain with them.

Then He ascends into heaven, returning to the glory of the Father.

Though the disciples watch Him disappear into the clouds, they are not left alone. They carry within their hearts the mission to proclaim the Gospel to the world.

As we meditate on this mystery, we remember that our true home is not on earth but in heaven. Christ prepares a place for all who follow Him.

May this promise fill our hearts with hope and strengthen us to live faithfully as His disciples.

3. The Coming of the Holy Spirit – Fruit: Wisdom

Gathered in prayer with Mary in the Upper Room, the disciples wait for the promise of the Holy Spirit. Suddenly a mighty wind fills the house, and tongues of fire rest upon each of them.

They are transformed by the power of the Spirit. Fear is replaced with courage, confusion with wisdom, and weakness with strength.

Filled with the gifts of the Holy Spirit, they go forth to proclaim the Gospel to all nations.

As we contemplate this mystery, we remember that the same Spirit has been given to us. May the Holy Spirit guide our thoughts, strengthen our faith, and inspire us to share the love of Christ with the world.

4. The Assumption of Mary – Fruit: Devotion to Mary

At the end of her earthly life, Mary is taken body and soul into the glory of heaven. The one who faithfully served the Lord is now welcomed into the fullness of eternal joy.

Her Assumption reminds us that God’s promises are fulfilled in those who trust Him completely.

From her place in heaven, Mary continues to intercede for her children on earth, guiding us toward her Son with maternal love.

As we meditate on this mystery, may our devotion to Mary grow deeper. May we follow her example of faith, humility, and trust in God.

5. The Coronation of Mary – Fruit: Eternal Happiness

In heaven, Mary is crowned as Queen of Heaven and Earth. The one who humbly called herself the servant of the Lord is now honored among all the saints.

Her crown is a sign of the victory of grace and the reward of faithful love.

As our Mother and Queen, Mary watches over the Church with tenderness and care, constantly leading souls closer to Christ.

As we contemplate this mystery, may our hearts be filled with the hope of eternal life. May we strive to live faithfully each day so that one day we may share in the joy of heaven with Christ, our King, and Mary, our loving Mother.