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When we first launched the Exodus app back in 2019, one of the flagship features was the Daily Check-In. Well, due to popular demand, it’s back! As we build a culture of vulnerability and honesty amongst Exodus Men, we wanted to provide an easy means of giving your brothers an update. Now, right from the app’s Home Tab, you can set your status each day. Are you doing well, indifferently, struggling? Keep track of trends in your spiritual well-being with the journaling feature. 

This Gospel teaches us how Christ reveals himself both in the scriptures and in the breaking of the bread. It is interesting to notice how Jesus chose to reveal himself to the disciples after the Resurrection. He approaches two of the disciples who do not understand his death and are leaving Jerusalem. Then, he asks them what they are talking about, and when he hears their half-understood explanation of his Passion, he begins to explain the mysteries of the scriptures to them.

Jesus reminds us in Matthew 22:21 that, as citizens, we have an obligation to render to the state whatever material and services are required for the common good of the society. Catholics are called to obey the just laws of the state and to participate in the political process. However, it’s important to note that the Caesar salad is NOT named after Augustus or Tiberius who ruled at the time of Jesus. Nor is it named after the more well-known Julius Caesar. It was Caesar Cardini, a chef and restauranteur from northern Italy, who settled in North America who created the recipe in the early 1900’s.

Christ is risen! Now that the Easter season has finally arrived, many of us are looking for ways to celebrate and stretch the festal atmosphere as far as possible. There are countless activities you can do with your fraternity brothers, friends, or family to enjoy the brightness of the Easter Octave. 

Thomas is not present for the first appearance of the risen Christ to the apostles, so his unbelief lasts longer than the others. What Thomas suffered from is a problem all too common to Christians in the modern world. We think we want scientific evidence when what we actually need the most is spiritual vision.

There is no such thing as a perfect steak! But I honestly prefer a lean and protein-packed cut of venison cooked in a cast-iron skillet. Cast iron cooking a beautiful cut of venison steak is a true delicacy. The rich and gamey taste is impossible for me to resist. In this easy-to-follow recipe, I’ll teach you how to prepare, season, and cook it properly so you’ll sink your teeth into a tender and delicious venison steak that’s extremely healthy and bursting with flavor. The combination of meat, heat and cast-iron produces a beautiful crust and a juicy steak – no rubbing, marinading, or grilling required.