Today's Daily Decade is about preparation for the spiritual warfare we must wage as Christians, and why we must discipline body and soul for the combat we face, for we cannot reconquer the lands of Christendom by the sword, we must conquer with our Christian witness.

Today's Daily Decade is on the theological virtues, and how Christmas exemplifies the theological virtue of Hope, and what children have to teach us and what we must teach children during this Season of Christmastide.

Today's Daily Decade is about the first Christmas gift: the gift of the Christ child to St Joseph and the Blessed Mother, and what this gift of the Incarnation means to all of us.

Today's Daily Decade is about how God subverts our expectations, just as He did with the coming of His Messias. We expect one source of rejoicing, God disappoints us to give us a greater Joy than we could imagine.

Today's Daily Decade is a bit of a break with our usual format. Rather than Intro-Rosary-Reflection, I show you how the Rosary might be a helpful tool in examining your conscience on a daily basis or before Confession. This episode is meant not only for Catholics but for anyone who wants to stay accountable before God.

Today's Daily Decade is on three Saints named Thomas and the example they give us as we start this last week of Advent, anticipating the Nativity as we anticipate the Crucifixion in the last week of Lent.

Today's Daily Decade is on the Fathers and Doctors of the Church and checking the many misattributed prayers and quotes floating about on the internet.

Today's Daily Decade is on churches and spaces dedicated to God, and why we rightly make them ornate and beautiful as an offering to the Almighty.

Today's Daily Decade is on the vocations of the priesthood and of the trades, and the way in which each sanctifies his hands by the labor he performs, and the example the tradesman and priest set for the rest of us.

Today's Daily Decade is on the Angelus, but also on the importance of maintaining traditions as a means to bear witness and become an exemplar of Christian living.