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We leave no man behind.
Heroic Men brings isolated men into brotherhood where they are strengthened by Christ to pray, connect, and invite like Christ — through one simple, shareable pledge to pray daily, connect weekly, and invite monthly — until one million are living it by 2033.
What does a heroic man do? He is a man of action, who moves first.
A hero steps up first to strengthen others, without waiting or being asked. Any man anywhere can be heroic. That's why the hero's journey starts with you. Take it at your pace, and impact the men you know, your local church, and your diocese.
Daily Prayer
Every hero begins with a habit of daily prayer, 30 seconds. He strengthens himself in Christ.
Build Brotherhood
He prays for 3 men he knows who need help, and commits to prayer support forever. Increase to 10.
Monthly invite
Invite 1 man per month to take this pledge, either at the parish, or in your personal life.
Mentorship
Young men seek, accountability, wisdom, and a call to courage.
Men's Group
Join a local men's ministry, or start your own to bring men together regularly, powered by Heroic Men.
Leader Certification
Take the Heroic Men Small Group Course through our No Man Left Behind program. Get certified.
Men's Conference
Join or start a conference to men in your diocese. Bring Heroic Men and our alliance of ministries to your area.
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Seach by zip to connect with your local group, or add your own.
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Every 3 months, we send our donors the stunning, 50-page magazine, perfect for passing around at the parish and men's groups.
See our 2033 Vision
It's almost 2000 years since the Resurrection of Christ. Catholic men can either arrive fragmented and isolated... or united in brotherhood and mission for our families, and our future.