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Tuesday Devotion-The Holy Face

Tuesday Devotion-The Holy Face
Tuesday Devotion-The Holy Face

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Tuesday, May 26, 2026

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  Concise Takeaway The Church teaches that evil is real, personal, and active—but always finite , always defeated in principle by Christ , and always permitted only within God’s providence for a greater good. Confronting evil therefore requires truth, repentance, sacramental life, and spiritual combat , not fear or fascination. Catholic Digest 1. What the video’s theme aligns with (spiritual warfare, resisting darkness, deliverance prayer) typically emphasize: Naming evil honestly Rejecting fear Standing in Christ’s authority Using Scripture and prayer as weapons Renouncing sin and demonic influence Trusting God’s sovereignty over all spiritual forces These themes map directly onto the Catechism’s teaching that the entire Christian message is, in part, an answer to the question of evil (CCC 309). Catholic Digest 2. CCC: The Nature of Evil and the Enemy The Catechism is unambiguous: The devil is real , a fallen angel who became evil by his own free choice (CCC...
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The Iceman Story

The Iceman Story
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Presidents' 100 for the dinner table

Presidents' 100 for the dinner table
THE PRESIDENT’S 100 at the dinner table: A NATIONAL BLUEPRINT FOR STRENGTH, CLARITY & RENEWAL

Tuesday, June 2, 2026

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  Summary of the Video The video teaches that evil is real, personal, and active in the world, but God’s power is infinitely greater . Evil wounds, tempts, and disrupts the order God created, yet it cannot rival God. The believer’s task is not fear, but clarity, vigilance, and confidence in Christ’s victory. The message emphasizes resisting temptation, rejecting the devil’s lies, and standing firm in God’s authority. CCC on Evil — Core Teachings Evil is a distortion of God’s order , entering the world through the free choice of angels and humans (CCC 385–395). brotherhoodofascension.com The devil is real , a fallen angel who chose against God (CCC 391). Catholic Digest Satan’s power is limited — he is only a creature and cannot prevent God’s plan (CCC 395). Catholic Digest God permits evil only to bring about a greater good , as seen most clearly in the Cross (CCC 412). Catholic Digest Humanity inherits a wounded nature through original sin, which summons us to ...
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Monday, June 1, 2026

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  JUNE Wildlife fills our life with joy and refreshment. Songbirds and birds of prey, squirrels and rabbits, butterflies and lightning bugs all carry a message worth discovering in early summer. Do we see and hear them, or do we overlook them, even despise them? Are they simply an annoyance, or do we come to know, love, and even serve these fellow creatures by providing protection and habitat?   June: The Sacred Heart of Jesus – The Sacred Heart of Jesus is the revelation of God’s immense love for us. It is often depicted as a fiery furnace, pierced and broken, but beating with love. The Sacred Heart is also a profound reminder of the humanity of our Lord, for his heart is not a mere symbol, but a true physical reality.   Overview of June [1]   Following Pentecost, the Church begins her slow descent from the great peaks of the Easter Season to the verdant pastures of Ordinary Time, the longest of the liturgical seasons. Like the lush June growth all around us, the g...
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The Wolff of the Ardennes

The Wolff of the Ardennes
on-call to fight any time, anywhere

St. Ignatius Universal Man Plan

St. Ignatius Universal Man Plan
You must give yourself away to begin

St. George Universal Man Plan

St. George Universal Man Plan
Fight your Dragons

St. Peter Universal Man Plan

St. Peter Universal Man Plan
Be a Fisher of Men

St. Joseph Universal Man Plan

St. Joseph Universal Man Plan
Be a Guardian