On Family Rosary Across America, Fr. Rocky and Maggie were reminded just how far the Rosary reaches. In one touching moment, callers from opposite ends of the country united their hearts in prayer, one from Lahaina, Maui, and another from Maine.

Terry from Hawaii called first, asking prayers for her cousin Bobby, who was nearing the end of his battle with scleroderma. She also prayed for those suffering from addiction, for her daughter’s continued sobriety, for the incarcerated, and for all the intentions of the Relevant Radio family.

Fr. Rocky warmly responded, marveling at the five-hour time difference between Hawaii and the mainland. Yet despite the miles, everyone prayed together as one family in Christ.

Moments later, Veronica from Maine shared joyful news. Through emotion and gratitude, she told Fr. Rocky that her husband had entered the Catholic Church at the Easter Vigil.

She admitted she's still reeling from the joy of seeing him get baptized, and she also requested prayers for her marriage and finances after several difficult years. Still, her trust in God remained firm: “God is good all the time and we trust in His providence.”

These heartfelt calls remind us that the Rosary unites people across every distance and circumstance — from suffering to celebration, from grief to gratitude.

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