Today's Daily Decade is on hate and love, why these mean different things for a Christian than for the world, and how to cultivate perfect hatred and avoid imperfect hatreds.

Today's Daily Decade is a reflection on the allegorical presence of the seven sacraments in each of the Glorious Mysteries, and how the deeper meaning, mystery, and connection to the early Church represented by the Sacraments can be revealed or clarified to us through meditation on the Mysteries of the Rosary. What amazing gifts can we attain through more devout and intense meditation on the Rosary, if this is the fruit of simple reflection?

Today I invite you to join me in my morning Rosary for the Feast of Candlemas, the first set of Sorrowful Mysteries in the Month of the Passion, and Septuagesima Season. We pray all five decades in Latin (and some English) and share a brief reflection on the Feast and the coming Season.

Today's Daily Decade is about the dangers of resisting the chastisement for our sins, both generally and specifically as it regards the current state of the Church, and the example the Samaritans offer us of what not to be.

Today's Daily Decade is a bit of a departure inspired by a listener inquiry about the morality surrounding picking sides in current events, particularly in economics.

Today's Daily Decade is on the means I use to better reflect on the Glorious Mysteries, following up on the reflections on the Joyful and Sorrowful Mysteries last year. We give the five scripture passages I use and how they relate to each mystery.

Today's Daily Decade is a follow up on yesterday's, in response to some comments we received requesting clarification on what was said. In summary, "Christ is King", "do not let your hearts be troubled".

Today's Daily Decade is about politics, and what happens when we allow ourselves to become too attached to things that do not draw us nearer to God, including our opinions, emotions, and possessions.

Today's Daily Decade is on the spiritual lessons our children teach us, and why those who are childless but not in orders or vows are deprived of great insights into what God wishes for us.

Today's Daily Decade is a bit shorter than usual, and mostly points the way to an excellent sermon by the Curé d'Ars on the dangers of *not* being tempted.