Today's Daily Decade remains in the realm of practical advice, offering means to avoid distraction and maintain focus in our daily prayer lives, leaning on the saints and angels for help.

Today's Daily Decade is about the prayer corner or home altar, its usefulness in forming a prayer rule, and some practical tips on how it should be laid out and set up.

Today's Daily Decade is on the Incarnation and everything it signifies, entails, and accomplishes for us, both in the Sacrifice on the Cross and the Eucharist, and why Christianity is founded on a uniquely physical spirituality.

Today's Daily Decade retreads some ground we walked yesterday, due to the horrible audio quality of the last broadcast. We reflect on the doubt of Thomas, the doubt of Judas, the penitence of Ss. Mary Magdalene, Augustine of Hippo, and Mary of Egypt, and the example of Bl. Bartolo Longo, and the necessity of Faith, Hope, Charity, and Contrition in our preparation for Easter.

Today's Daily Decade is on penitence, overcoming our isolation from God, and the place we occupy at the table of Simon the Leper, where Judas rebuked a penitent and Our Lord rebuked Judas, a last word in the Prologue to His Passion.

Today's Daily Decade is on the pettiness and mundanity of evil, and the simple and quotidian ways we can fight it or reverse it in our lives.

Today's Daily Decade is about the perfection of Our Lady's bearing of sorrow in her life, and the role her Seven Principal Sorrows occupy in her life, her sainthood, and her queenship, and how they relate to the Christian understanding of suffering.

Today's Daily Decade is on the true joy Our Lady attained through a life of suffering, and the example she sets for us to attain Heavenly Joy through the close following of Our Lord in all His ways.

Today's Daily Decade is about the fire of fanatic love God demands and expects of us, as a means to maintain ourselves, clay vessels that we are, so we may bear the treasures of grace and resist the efforts of the World and the Devil to pervert our intended shape and purpose.

Today's Daily Decade is about belonging to a real community of fellow Christians, and what it means for our spiritual and mental well-being as humans.