Today's Daily Decade is about a successful home structure and marriage, the hierarchy inherent to it, and the most helpful analogies for understanding the structure of a Christian family.

Today's Daily Decade is about the childish vices we retain and why Advent is a particularly good time to address them.

Today's Daily Decade is on who to bring our witness to, in contrast to yesterday's exhortation to know when not to waste our time. Bear fearless witness to win souls for Christ, counting not the cost.

Today's Daily Decade is about avoiding distraction from the spiritual life brought about by pride and our desire to get bogged down among those who are not prepared to hear our witness.

Today's Daily Decade is on audacity on behalf of the Faith in imitation of our Blessed Mother's perfect example, combining perfect humility with absolute trust in God's Providence.

Today's Daily Decade is about prayer, namely the way in which the Rosary bridges the gap separating common and private prayer from liturgical prayer, allowing us access to many gifts of liturgical participation, which is part of what grants the Rosary it's power and efficacy.

Today's Daily Decade is about the necessity of physical fitness to a good Christian life, both because of the discipline it fosters and because it makes us more fitting temples of the Holy Ghost.

Today's Daily Decade is about keeping prepared for God, but never allowing ourselves to fall victim to the prideful confidence in our own abilities to anticipate He who comes as a thief in the night.

Today's Daily Decade is on Penance, and how to best understand it and offer it with love for its greatest effect, especially in the penitential and anticipatory season of Advent.

Today's Daily Decade is on your family, and why our ancestors in the Faith should inspire us, how we are obligated to them, and how failure to value ancestors deprives us of the Godly gift of descendants who value and pray for our souls.