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Day 35, Novena for Our Nation – Catch Excellence
DAY 35 – MARY, REFUGE OF SINNERS, PRAY FOR US CATCH EXCELLENCE The desire to enter the fight is a desire to enter into a genuine training in holiness, pursuing
Grace Force Podcast Episode 57: We’re Angry, But It’s the Good Kind
We’re Angry, But It’s the Good Kind St. John Chrysostom once said, “He who is not angry, whereas he has cause to be, sins. For unreasonable patience is the hotbed of many
Day 34, Novena for Our Nation – This Day We Fight!
DAY 34 – MARY, HEALTH OF THE SICK, PRAY FOR US THIS DAY WE FIGHT Spiritually speaking, the devil is doing all that he can to catch us isolated and
Novena to St. Michael – Begins September 20 – Please Join!!
POPE GREGORY, ST. MICHAEL & THE PLAGUE September 3 was the Feast of Pope St. Gregory the Great. Toward the beginning of his papacy, which began in the year 590,
Day 33, Novena for Our Nation – Unity in Truth
DAY 33 – MARY, MORNING STAR, PRAY FOR US UNITY IN TRUTH Devil’s Tactic #2 – Divide and Conquer The second modern tactic of the devil is actually the very
Day 32, Novena for Our Nation – State of Grace
DAY 32 – MARY, GATE OF HEAVEN, PRAY FOR US STATE OF GRACE Devil’s Tactic #1 – Cut us off from our supply lines The first major strategy from the
Day 31, Novena for Our Nation & Our Church – Recon
DAY 31 – MARY, ARK OF THE COVENANT, PRAY FOR US RECON Any combat training and tactical planning begins with a process of intelligence collection, analysis, and dissemination. Recon (reconnaissance)
Day 30, Novena for Our Nation – Sanctify Yourself
DAY 30 – MARY, HOUSE OF GOLD, PRAY FOR US SANCTIFY YOURSELF Pope Urban II launched the First Crusade in 1095 with the primary goal of the Christian re-conquest of
Day 29, Novena for Our Nation – Summoned to Courage
DAY 29 – MARY, TOWER OF IVORY, PRAY FOR US! SUMMONED TO COURAGE A society increasingly disengaged from the Divine Life has no place to go but down. Definitely not
We Should Avoid Triggering Snowflakes Who Oppose the Holy Spirit … Malarkey!
Recent events revolving around Fr. James Altman led me to the whole idea of “manner and tone” (See today’s sermon, below). In today’s first reading, St. Paul exhorts us to
