Today we celebrate the fathers who lead, protect, provide, teach, and love their families. We thank God for the impact they have had on our lives and the lessons they have passed down to future generations.
As Christians, Father's Day can also remind us of our Heavenly Father—the perfect Father who never leaves us, never forsakes us, and whose love endures forever. Earthly fathers may guide us for a season, but our Father in Heaven guides us for eternity.
Today we celebrate the fathers who lead, protect, provide, teach, and love their families. We thank God for the impact they have had on our lives and the lessons they have passed down to future generations.
As Christians, Father's Day can also remind us of our Heavenly Father—the perfect Father who never leaves us, never forsakes us, and whose love endures forever. Earthly fathers may guide us for a season, but our Father in Heaven guides us for eternity.
If your father is still with you, take the time to call him, visit him, hug him, and tell him you love him. Too often we assume there will always be another opportunity. Cherish the time you have together and make memories while you can.
For those whose fathers have gone home to the Lord, today can be a bittersweet day. We remember their laughter, their wisdom, their sacrifices, and the moments that helped shape who we are. Though they may no longer walk beside us, the love they gave and the memories they left behind remain with us.
"The righteous man walks in his integrity; blessed are his children after him." — Proverbs 20:7
May God bless all fathers, comfort those who are grieving, and remind us all to treasure the gift of family while we have it.
SGT Samuel Fisher
Priory of the Calvary Cross
Militia Christi
On this National Flag Day, I pause to reflect on the blessings we often take for granted: faith, freedom, family, and the opportunity to serve others.
As Christians and Templars, we are called to stand firm in our faith, to pursue justice, to show charity, and to live lives that honor God in both word and deed. While flags and nations are symbols of earthly citizenship, our highest allegiance remains with Christ and His Kingdom.
Psalm 33:12 reminds us:
"Blessed is the nation whose God is the ... moreOn this National Flag Day, I pause to reflect on the blessings we often take for granted: faith, freedom, family, and the opportunity to serve others.
As Christians and Templars, we are called to stand firm in our faith, to pursue justice, to show charity, and to live lives that honor God in both word and deed. While flags and nations are symbols of earthly citizenship, our highest allegiance remains with Christ and His Kingdom.
Psalm 33:12 reminds us:
"Blessed is the nation whose God is the Lord, the people whom He has chosen as His heritage."
May we continue to pray for our nation, our leaders, our communities, and all those who serve and sacrifice for others. May we strive to be examples of faith, humility, and service wherever God has placed us.
SGT Samuel Fisher
Priory of the Calvary Cross
Militia Christi
As of today CAA Samuel Fisher has completed his 6 months as a CAA and completed his CAA classes. He has been active member sharing some great post, and showing his commitment to the Order. Join me in congratulating him to the rank of SGT and the start of his SAA classes. May he be blessed in his continuing journey as a Templar with OMSDT.
Keep up the good work SGT Samuel.
GP Derek Nordio
Calvary Cross Priory
Militia Christi — with SGT Samuel Fisher
Today we remember the 82nd Anniversary of D-Day, June 6, 1944.
On that day, thousands of brave men crossed the English Channel and stormed the beaches of Normandy in one of the most significant operations in history. Many never returned home. They faced overwhelming danger, uncertainty, and sacrifice so that future generations might live in freedom.
As Christians, we especially remember those brothers in Christ who stepped onto those beaches knowing the cost... moreRemembering D-Day – 82 Years Later
Today we remember the 82nd Anniversary of D-Day, June 6, 1944.
On that day, thousands of brave men crossed the English Channel and stormed the beaches of Normandy in one of the most significant operations in history. Many never returned home. They faced overwhelming danger, uncertainty, and sacrifice so that future generations might live in freedom.
As Christians, we especially remember those brothers in Christ who stepped onto those beaches knowing the cost that might be required of them. Men of faith stood shoulder to shoulder with their fellow soldiers, carrying with them not only their equipment and training, but also their hope, prayers, and trust in God.
Today we honor their courage, their sacrifice, and their memory. We pray for those who fell, for the families they left behind, and for all who served in the cause of liberty. May we never forget the price that was paid by so many, and may we strive to live lives worthy of the sacrifices made on our behalf.
"Greater love has no one than this, that someone lay down his life for his friends."
— John 15:13 (ESV)
Lest we forget.
Deus Vult. ✠
SGT Samuel Fisher
Priory of the Calvary Cross
Militia Christi
As of today CAA Samuel Fisher has completed his 6 months as a CAA and completed his CAA classes. He has been active member sharing some great post, and showing his commitment to the Order. Join me in congratulating him to the rank of SGT and the start of his SAA classes. May he be blessed in his continuing journey as a Templar with OMSDT.
Keep up the good work SGT Samuel.
GP Derek Nordio
Calvary Cross Priory
Militia Christi — with SGT Samuel Fisher
First and foremost, I would like to thank GP Derek Nordio and the leadership of OMSDT for this promotion to Sergeant. I am truly honored and humbled by the recognition.
The past several months have not always been easy. Like many others, I have witnessed challenges, uncertainty, and difficult moments within the Order. Through it all, I have remained committed to my faith in God, loyal to the principles of this organization, and steadfast in the belief that Christ must remain at the center of ev... moreFirst and foremost, I would like to thank GP Derek Nordio and the leadership of OMSDT for this promotion to Sergeant. I am truly honored and humbled by the recognition.
The past several months have not always been easy. Like many others, I have witnessed challenges, uncertainty, and difficult moments within the Order. Through it all, I have remained committed to my faith in God, loyal to the principles of this organization, and steadfast in the belief that Christ must remain at the center of everything we do.
When I first began searching for a Christian brotherhood, I was looking for a community of believers who would encourage one another, strengthen one another, and help each other remain firm in the faith. In OMSDT, I found exactly that. This Order has been a blessing in my life. It has strengthened my relationship with God, encouraged me in my walk with Christ, and surrounded me with brothers and sisters who genuinely care about one another's spiritual growth.
What I appreciate most is that this is not only a place where I can grow in my own faith, but also a place where I can help encourage others in theirs. We live in a world that constantly challenges our beliefs, and having a brotherhood that stands together, supports one another, and points each other toward Christ is invaluable.
I am grateful for the friendships, mentorship, and opportunities that OMSDT has provided, and I look forward to continuing my studies and service within the Order. I am excited to see what the future holds, the opportunities ahead, and the ways God will continue to work through this brotherhood.
Thank you again for your trust, encouragement, and support. May God continue to bless OMSDT, its members, and our shared mission to serve Christ faithfully.
Deus Vult.
SGT Samuel Fisher
Priory of the Calvary Cross
Militia Christi
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