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First Saturday Devotion requires us to:
1) Make a good Confession (within 8 days before or after the First Saturday).
2) Receive Holy Communion.
3) Pray five decades of the Holy Rosary.
4) Keep Our Lady company for 15 additional minutes while meditating on the Mysteries of the Rosary
5) Offer each of the above acts in reparation for the blasphemies and offenses committed against the Immaculate Heart of Mary.

This video is only a helpful resource, for someone who would like a guided meditation or some assistance in making the meditation. This is NOT the mandatory way to do the meditation, as Catholic tradition allows for innumerable variety in making one's personal meditation. It is after all, one's intimate conversation with God. For other tools or resources regarding the meditation, please go to: https://fatima.org/first-saturday-devotion-resources/

Mystery of the Visitation Meditation
by Fr. Michael Rodríguez

00:15 - Preparatory Prayers (includes intention to offer reparation)
02:04 - Meditation: 15 minutes (includes priest's reflections and silence)
17:01 - Make a Resolution
19:14 - Concluding Prayers

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