Hope Is Fuel Summit – Hurry!

Hope can immediately and positively transform lives. With it, we can overcome unhealthy habits, correct bad thinking, and reject harmful pleasures that keep us enslaved. The HOPE IS FUEL Summit takes place this Saturday, March 18 from 8:30 am to 5:30 pm, so hurry up! Speakers include professionals in mental, physical and spiritual health, including Dr. Peter Breggin, Dr. Mark McDonald and Bishop Joseph Strickland of Tyler, Texas.

It’s free if you can listen to the presentations live, but with a premium pass, you have unlimited access to the talks for a year plus the chance to participate in the Q&A. Use code HIFSUMMIT10 at checkout to save $10 when you sign up for the premium pass. Register here >

• Depression, burnout, and fatigue.
• Stress, anxiety, and panic attacks.
• Addictions to cell phones, substances, pornography, food
• Troubled marriages, unhealthy families, and loss of friends
• Financial debt and disorder, and a lack of purpose
• Existential loneliness and the desire to grow in faith.

The Wellness Company

TWC is an all-round health team, led by Dr. Peter McCullough. You can set up a virtual house call, get prescriptions from vetted pharmacies, read medical articles from honest doctors not on the Big Pharma gravy train, purchase supplements, or get a membership treatment package for those who need ongoing care or as a substitute for health insurance. Also on board with Dr. McCullough are Dr. Harvey Risch and Dr. Paul Alexander; they are white hats as well as white coats! They’ve proved themselves in the trenches of the last three years.

From the website: The fabric of this company has been woven together by its medical team, whose courage and bravery in their fight for medical freedom and truth as well as their devotion to the public, will help to ensure improved health outcomes, convenient access to physicians, and lower costs of healthcare for our patients.

More info here >

How Are the J6’ers Faring

Prayers are desperately needed for the prisoners and their families. As Capitol surveillance footage is being aired by Tucker Carlson, the innocence of many J6ers is finally starting to be shown. But they are enduring retribution inside the DC prison, with their belongings confiscated, legal documents stolen, and meds flushed down the toilet. Pray for justice. When these prisoners are finally freed, they are likely to have lifelong health effects from the maltreatment endured in prison. They go long periods without fresh air, sunshine, exercise or socializing. One man lost an eye in a beating by guards.

The DC gulag is worse than anyone is saying, and the prisoners’ situation becomes more dangerous every day, as the guards who have perpetrated these atrocities will be heavily invested in not allowing the story to get out.

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St. Maximilian Kolbe is the patron saint of political prisoners. Let’s pray this novena beginning on Friday, March 17 and concluding on March 25, the Annunciation of St. Maximilian’s beloved Immaculata, and ours.

Join the Novena here > 

On the website, you can sign up to be reminded of your daily novena prayer. Just input the start date and your email address.

Better Sleep

There’s no denying we’re all under a lot more stress than is healthy, and that affects our quality of sleep. Prayer, exercise and screen detox can be powerful remedies for insomnia or restlessness, but if you still need help, here are some suggestions of herbal sleep aids: chamomile, valerian root, lemon balm and passionflower, made into a tincture. “Better Sleep” Herbal Tincture >

Foraging in March

There are always things to forage, and now we’re entering prime time for gathering! Dandelion, wild garlic, stinging nettle and rose hips are big in March, depending on your location. More details here >

Plant Journal

If you’re a newbie to foraging, it can be overwhelming to become proficient in a short time. I’ve solved this problem by becoming extremely familiar with only the plants that grow most abundantly in my little corner of the world (east Texas.) If you take regular walks, you know what grows wild near you. In your notebook, address one at a time, and write down all the benefits and ways to preserve and use that particular plant, along with a picture or identification aid. Each plant gets one page, with a list of everything it could possibly be used for. Now you have a journal of maybe 10-15 wild local plants that you have researched thoroughly and can deploy easily.

For identification, you can use a printed field guide to your area, or a plant ID app on your phone. I use PlantNet, and I also hear good things about PlantSnap and PictureThis. Choose one here >

See the CORAC video series on Foraging for tips here >

Since you are focusing your efforts on a few plants only, you have time to double-confirm your identification. I’m partial to the Peterson Field Guides, as they have been in this business for a very long time (at least since my childhood, and that’s a long time): Peterson Field Guides >

Seeds

If there are some plants with essential properties that don’t grow wild in your area, try these trustworthy seed companies:

St. Clare Seeds – heirloom and open-pollinated. stclareseeds.com >

Territorial Seeds – organic certified and full guarantee. territorialseed.com >

Strictly Medicinal Seeds – order individually or in collections, such as First-Time Medicinal Herbs, Survival Medicine Essentials, My Mother’s Garden, and Tasty Tea Collection. strictlymedicanlseeds.com >

Brazen Serpent Prayer Rosary

This beautiful initiative began with Charlie composing the Brazen Serpent Prayer for those harmed by malignant medical interventions. Then the CORAC national prayer team expanded the prayer into an entire rosary. After the East Palestine toxic train derailment and the downstream effects on municipal water supplies, the prayer could be effective for many more people.

Follow along with the rosary here >

Download the gorgeous prayer booklet here >

Fermentation is a bit of a science experiment, and one that children are likely to enjoy. They can watch the bubbles form, help with the “feedings” and help bake the bread that results in the end.

Once you’ve got a starter that works well for you, then you can share it with others. It’s a tangible sign of hope. See the Appendix at the end of this newsletter for instructions on how to dehydrate and share your starter, as well as a few recipes!

Practical Uses for Wood Ash

If you’re burning wood for heat, you’ll have a lot of ash! It’s enriched by the same minerals as the original tree it came from, such as calcium and potassium. Ash can repel snails, mice and ticks, improve your hens’ laying rate, encourage ants to relocate, and make hominy! There are many more uses here >

Dear Conservatives: I Apologize

Letters of apology from those who’ve condemned us for the last few years are beginning to trickle out. I distrust most of them as attempts to get out ahead of a runaway train, but I do trust Dr. Naomi Wolf. Though a highly-placed liberal in several Democratic administrations, she took and passed the Suffering Test in 2021 when she began speaking out about the dangers of the covid shot to women and children. She lost friends, business, and her richly-deserved intellectual reputation. So now, when she apologizes, I believe her because she has already been stripped of what the Johnny-Come-Latelies are trying to protect.

Read her whole letter here >

Saving the Next Generation

We are in uncharted waters as we contemplate what may have been done to the next generation by the mRNA injections. Everyone reading this newsletter has already read about the dangers of the shot, but we need to understand what’s happened in order to make sure it can’t happen again. This is a deep dive >

March Prayer Intentions

• For our merciful Lord’s healing graces to be poured upon all in physical and spiritual need as people pray The Brazen Serpent Prayer Rosary, currently being developed into a full-length online film by the CORAC National Prayer Teams Committee
• Once again, that CORAC members volunteering for all of our committees in all of our regions receive the gifts of creativity, good humor, resilience, camaraderie, and unexpected joy of spirit as we serve the Lord in these days
• For travelling graces and good health for Charlie and for all CORAC members on our missionary journeys near and far
• For a strong, ongoing response to the current CORAC fundraising drive
• For the intercession of Saint John Paul II who, since the beginning of his papacy in October 1978, continually encouraged and exhorted the faithful: “Be not afraid!”
• For all intentions carried in the hearts of CORAC members and those posted on the CORAC Prayer Hotline

St. Gabriel, enlighten us.
St. Michael, defend us.
St. Raphael, protect us.
Ave Maria, Stella Maris!

Sourdough Starter: Sharing a Sign of Hope

Take it. Make it. Share it.