Catholic Man Cave

03/20/2021

Today was Men of Christ at St Monicas. Thanks for all who attended. If you didn’t have a chance to watch, you can still virtual “register from home” option and watch the videos; I highly suggest the Chris Stefanick video:

2021 Virtual Conference Live Truth. Defend Truth A Catholic conference for men of all ages. “Be strong and steadfast; have no fear or dread of them, for it is the LORD, your God, who marches with you; he will never fail you or forsake you.” – Deuteronomy 31:6 Reconnect with God – this day wi...

07/17/2019

I hope everyone is enjoying summer! Hoping everyone is growing closer to Christ as they enjoy these wonderful summer days! See you all in fall! Don’t forget to invite a friend.

11/30/2018

I hope those who attended enjoyed group 5’s breakfast yesterday...I might be slightly biased but see how group 1 compares next week... no pressure guys. And remember, advent season is upon us. Christ is coming even to us: what are you doing to get closer to him?

11/22/2018

Gentlemen, I hope you all enjoyed sleeping in this morning! And even more importantly I hope you’re enjoying your family today. God bless and see you next Thursday!

09/13/2018

Hello, as David Fee mentioned this morning, if you’d like to help support the Singleton family in their time of need please do! Here’s the link and please keep them in your prayers!

Carmen Singleton was diagnosed with a rare type of brain tumor, glioblastoma, in November of 2017. After months of seemingly successful, effective treatment, the tumor spread quickly and aggressively over the course of a few short weeks between July and September, 2018. Carmen went to her eternal...

09/13/2018

Great turnout for our first meeting of the fall. About 50 men!

09/13/2018

Today is our first day of the fall series. So good to be back with friends growing in holiness!

05/20/2018

https://www.cbsnews.com/news/abortion-tied-to-sharp-decline-in-womens-mental-health/

Women who had an abortion were 34 percent more likely to develop an anxiety disorder, 37 percent more likely to experience depression,study showed