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September 2, 2024
St. Stephen, King of Hungary
Dear Friends of Catholic Tradition,
St. Stephen, first King of Hungary, is an outstanding example of the proper cooperation of Church and State. He ruled Hungary as a devout Christian and a strong monarch. He worked to support the work of the Church in Eastern Europe at the turn of the second millennium. As Our Lord required, he was in the world but not of the world. He was a ruler but also a subject of the Church.
This global battle for the triumph of Christ the King continues in the early years of the third millennium. Catholic Family News is committed to playing our part to advance the cause of Christ the King against the enemies of God and His Church. In this letter I want to share two more important updates to our Apostolate.
First, we are pleased to announce our Premium Video Channel will launch on September 14, the Feast of the Exaltation of the Holy Cross. www.locals.com). For $6 a month (or $60 annually) you will receive:
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Secondly, we are pleased to announce The 2025 Catholic Family News Conference on the theme: “Father Denis Fahey and the Global Conflict: Christ’s Program for Order v. Satan’s Plan for Disorder.” The Conference will be held March 1-2 at the Westgate Vacation Villas Resort in Kissimmee, Florida. Escape the winter cold and dreariness for the sunny shores of the State of Florida. Perhaps plan a pre-Lent family vacation by arriving in Florida a few days early. We will be announcing speakers and specific topics over the next few months. For now save the date and plan to attend the first CFN conference since 2019.
Remember we also want to showcase original art by Catholics in this newspaper. You can submit any compositions or photographs of artwork to catholicfamilynewsart@gmail.com and we will be happy to consider submissions. We will prioritize submissions by Catholic schools that feature high quality works from young aspiring artists.
We place all these exciting developments into the hands of Our Lady of Fatima. Under her guidance may we contribute to the restoration of Christendom in the Third Millennium so that like King St. Stephen we can be on the threshold of a great Catholic enterprise.
In Christ the King,
Brian M. McCall
Editor-in-Chief
Michael Haynes
Thomas Colsy