Is Your Lent Falling Apart? You’re Not Alone. The Heroic Men Lent Challenge to Reclaim Your Focus: ( A Digital Detox) Coming Soon
How’s your Lent going so far? Be honest.
If you’re like most men, this is about the time when those ambitious sacrifices you committed to on Ash Wednesday start to fall apart. Maybe you’ve been disciplined about giving up sweets, alcohol, or social media—but has it actually brought you closer to Christ?
Has it made you a stronger man for your family, your parish, and your mission?
Or is life just as noisy, distracted, and overwhelming as ever?
The Hard Truth: You’re Under Attack
Life is messy. Work, family, exhaustion, distractions—modern life is designed to pull us away from the present moment and from God. The world, the flesh, and the devil conspire to keep us spiritually dull, mentally scattered, and too tired to fight for holiness.
The enemy doesn’t need you to commit some great evil—he just needs you to be too distracted to be the man God is calling you to be.
A Proven Solution: The Digital Detox
We came across an incredible story of a megachurch pastor who led 10,000 people through a four-week digital detox. The results? Men were reclaiming their focus, their families, and their faith.
So we thought—why not us?
What if we, as Catholic men, took back control of our attention and directed it toward God? What if we cut out the noise—not forever, but for a set period—to become stronger, clearer, and more intentional in our lives?
What This Is (And What It’s Not)
This isn’t about throwing away your smartphone or going off the grid. This is about reclaiming your focus and choosing what deserves your attention.
This detox is inspired not just by the success of that megachurch but also by Fr. Larry Richards’ book, Be a Man! His message? A man of God is a man of discipline, clarity, and mission. He fights against the distractions that steal his time and weaken his will.
We’re finalizing a plan that will help you:
✔️ Reclaim your mind and heart for God
✔️ Strengthen your spiritual life and relationships
✔️ Build habits that last beyond Lent
✔️ Do it alongside a band of brothers—not alone
The Choice: Stay Distracted or Step Up
Lent isn’t over. You still have time to get back on track.
If you feel like you’re losing your grip, this is your chance to fight back.
We’re sharing more news in the Heroic Brotherhood next week. If this sounds like something you need, let us know. If enough men step up, we’ll build it.
If you’re like most men, this is about the time when those ambitious sacrifices you committed to on Ash Wednesday start to fall apart. Maybe you’ve been disciplined about giving up sweets, alcohol, or social media—but has it actually brought you closer to Christ?
Has it made you a stronger man for your family, your parish, and your mission?
Or is life just as noisy, distracted, and overwhelming as ever?
The Hard Truth: You’re Under Attack
Life is messy. Work, family, exhaustion, distractions—modern life is designed to pull us away from the present moment and from God. The world, the flesh, and the devil conspire to keep us spiritually dull, mentally scattered, and too tired to fight for holiness.
The enemy doesn’t need you to commit some great evil—he just needs you to be too distracted to be the man God is calling you to be.
A Proven Solution: The Digital Detox
We came across an incredible story of a megachurch pastor who led 10,000 people through a four-week digital detox. The results? Men were reclaiming their focus, their families, and their faith.
So we thought—why not us?
What if we, as Catholic men, took back control of our attention and directed it toward God? What if we cut out the noise—not forever, but for a set period—to become stronger, clearer, and more intentional in our lives?
What This Is (And What It’s Not)
This isn’t about throwing away your smartphone or going off the grid. This is about reclaiming your focus and choosing what deserves your attention.
This detox is inspired not just by the success of that megachurch but also by Fr. Larry Richards’ book, Be a Man! His message? A man of God is a man of discipline, clarity, and mission. He fights against the distractions that steal his time and weaken his will.
We’re finalizing a plan that will help you:
✔️ Reclaim your mind and heart for God
✔️ Strengthen your spiritual life and relationships
✔️ Build habits that last beyond Lent
✔️ Do it alongside a band of brothers—not alone
The Choice: Stay Distracted or Step Up
Lent isn’t over. You still have time to get back on track.
If you feel like you’re losing your grip, this is your chance to fight back.
We’re sharing more news in the Heroic Brotherhood next week. If this sounds like something you need, let us know. If enough men step up, we’ll build it.