Day 46, Nineveh 90 – Priest: Border Walkers

DAY 46 – MARY, QUEEN ASSUMED INTO HEAVEN, PRAY FOR US BORDER WALKERS Priest: Bishop. Robert Barron says, “A priest prays for others, intercedes, and performs sacrifices. Priests are border walkers.

Day 45, Nineveh 90 – You Are a Commissioned Officer

DAY 45 – MARY, QUEEN CONCEIVED WITHOUT ORIGINAL SIN, PRAY FOR US YOU ARE A COMMISSIONED OFFICER Admission into Christ’s elite fighting force begins by knowing that by your baptism

Day 44, Nineveh 90 – “Can’t Quit, Won’t Fail, Put Me in the Fight!”

DAY 44 – MARY, QUEEN OF ALL SAINTS, PRAY FOR US “CAN’T QUIT – WON’T FALL – PUT ME IN THE FIGHT!” The Soldier’s Creed of the United States Army

Day 43, Nineveh 90 – O.I.L. ~ Obedience In Love

DAY 43 – MARY, QUEEN OF VIRGINS, PRAY FOR US OIL – OBEDIENCE IN LOVE How then are we to prepare our restless hearts to receive the power of the

Day 42, Nineveh 90 – You Made Us for Yourself

DAY 42 – MARY, QUEEN OF CONFESSORS, PRAY FOR US YOU MADE US FOR YOURSELF The unfortunate reality is that the modern campaign of militant secular indoctrination has been so

Day 41, Nineveh 90 – God Strong

DAY 41 – MARY, QUEEN OF MARTYRS, PRAY FOR US GOD STRONG The U.S. Army ran a very effective “Army Strong” advertising campaign to recruit soldiers. The key message was:

Day 40, Nineveh 90 – Divine Connection

DAY 40 – MARY, QUEEN OF APOSTLES, PRAY FOR US DIVINE CONNECTION The Gospel story Pope John Paul II sets as the foundation for his new millennium appeal is the

Day 39, Nineveh 90 – One Thing Necessary

DAY 39 – MARY, QUEEN OF PROPHETS, PRAY FOR US ONE THING NECESSARY Pope Benedict XVI said, “The heart open to God, purified by contemplation of God, is stronger than

Day 38, Nineveh 90 – Love Demands Effort

DAY 38 – MARY, QUEEN OF ANGELS, PRAY FOR US LOVE DEMANDS EFFORT Throughout all of salvation history we see such cries as “Let his face shine upon you” (Nm

Day 37, Nineveh 90 – Set the World Ablaze

DAY 37 – MARY, HELP OF CHRISTIANS, PRAY FOR US SET THE WORLD ABLAZE The word “courage” actually derives its meaning from a Latin root word “cor” which means “heart.”