Today's Daily Decade, for the Feast of S. George, begs the intercession of S. Charles Borromeo for his namesake Charles Rehovsky, submitted by Bladesmith, a long-time listener we gained from our rambunctious sponsors at Exodus Americanus.

Today's reflection is on the sins of Avarice and Envy, where they originate in the human heart ("deceitful above all things and desperately wicked"), why they are worse than Gluttony and Lust because of their innate human qualities, making idols of worldly things and arrogating to us properties which are not our natural right.

Today's Daily Decade, originally intended for Holy Saturday, begs the intercession of S. Margaret of Scotland for listener Lisa's husband to come to the full knowledge and embrace of the Faith.

Today's reflection is on the means God provides us to conquer these basest of sins we have been discussing, Gluttony and Lust, and cultivate their opposites - namely, the gift and discipline of Fasting.

Today's Daily Decade for Maundy Thursday begs intercession of S. Monica, who lived for her family and attained to sainthood through her impact on her husband and children, for Judy, a mother of four who has been diagnosed with cancer.Today's reflection is on the virtues that sit opposite the deadly sins of lust and gluttony, and how to seek the narrow gate through which chastity and temperance lead us away from the ephemeral pleasures of this world to the eternal joy of the Kingdom.

Today's Daily Decade, for Spy Wednesday, begs intercession once again on behalf of VAL's father, for his perfect healing and full recovery; we ask the intercession of S. Elizabeth of Hungary, famous in her lifetime as one who never refused to aid the sick.

Today's reflection is on the most common and basic of the seven cardinal or Deadly sins, namely gluttony and lust, what they have in common, why the Fathers and Doctors of the Church typically spoke of them in one breath and recommended for them similar penances.

Today's Daily Decade, for the Saturday of Passion Week, begs the intercession of S. Mary Magdalen for Samuel Alan, a long-time listener and one whom we share with the admirable gentlemen of the Godcast; Samuel has asked for help with the virtues of purity and humility.

Today's reflection is on the remedy of Sin, which is Penance, and what is needed for worthy penance, namely contrition, which we, depending on our state in life or the depth of the abyss of our sin, must cultivate daily in our prayer.

Today's Daily Decade, for Thursday of Passion Week, begs the intercession of S. Alphonsus Ligouri on behalf of Hermano Alfonso and his family and friends, that their Passiontide be fruitful and meritorious.

Today's reflection considers the three kinds of sinner and the figures representing each in our Lord's Passion: the faithless, the ignorant, and the treacherous, and how Our Lord addressed Himself - and regards - each one.

Today's Daily Decade, for Tuesday of Passion Week, offers prayers for the Catholics of Spain, and the preservation of the great Cross erected at the Valley of the Fallen in Spain.

Today's reflection begins our new series on Sin, and the turning it represents away from God for created things, and the call we are all to answer as Christians and as fallen men to keep turning back towards God that we might be facing Him in our last hour.

Today's Daily Decade, for Passion Sunday, begs the intercession of S. Elizabeth the mother of S. John the Baptist, on behalf of a group of women encountered by listener Teresa who are barren by choice having willingly rejected maternity.

Today's reflection considers S. Mary of Egypt, great penitent, and the lesson she gives us on our sinfulness, the salutary fear of God's Judgement, and the glorification of God we give in our repentance and working to merit His Mercy.

Today's Daily Decade, for the Feast of S. John of Capistrano, begs the intercession of S. John of Patmos on behalf of VAL's father, who has been placed on oxygen and is waning in strength.

Today's reflection is on S. Therese of Lisieux and her "Little Way" as a means of seeking Christ as the Blessed Mother and S. Joseph "sought [him], sorrowing", uniting ourselves to the sorrows behind even the greatest joys of the Holy Family.

Today's Daily Decade, for the Feast of the Annunciation, begs the intercession of S. Anthony the Great for a homeless man known to listener agaperealm on the Fediverse, to find God's protection.

Today's reflection is on S. Peter Celestine and the persecutions he suffered as a result of his life and his decisions, especially his resignation of the Papacy, to pursue a eremetic life dedicated solely to loving God.