If you have received any spiritual value or benefit from what you have read on this website or apostolate, kindly consider helping to support our efforts.

Our expenses continue to grow as we reach more folks (almost 2 million now!).

I have a special challenge for you, today. I call it the "Ten Cent Challenge".

I challenge all who read this to donate just 10 cents per day to support the website. (Which is only $36.50 per year.) If you don't feel that you have received 10 cents worth of useful information and inspiration from our apostolate or website, then you can pass, since donations are purely voluntary.

There are literally thousands of more helpful spiritual articles and prayers we need to add.

In addition, we offer lots of other free programs that help with Catholic evangelization. Our apostolate is a huge worldwide endeavor run by our family.

We are pleased to announce that we actually finished in 3rd place! EWTN finished just above us! We are here to SERVE and are glad we have been selected for such an honor!

For your information: The Internal Revenue Service Code specifically forbids non-profit organizations from intervening in political campaigns, including issuing statements in support of or in opposition to any candidate.

In the past we have composed "voter guides" that were clearly meant to dissuade folks from voting for pro-choice politicians - all of which would be violation of a tax exempt, non-profit status.

Also, as a "non-profit" organization our hands would be tied as we would not be able to expose where tax dollars were going. We wouldn't even be able to expose the voting records of politicians. We can't feel good about that.

The apologetics organization Catholic Answers is a prime example of what can happen when the government deems you have "disobeyed".

Catholic Answers filed suit against the Internal Revenue Service claiming the federal tax collection agency has “intimidated” churches and non-profit groups into silence on politically controversial moral issues.

Catholic Answers president Karl Keating explained that the IRS fined the group for a 2004 e-letter it wrote saying that Democratic presidential candidate Sen. John Kerry should not be allowed to receive Holy Communion.

After much prayer, we decided not be silenced and in fear of preaching, teaching or evangelizing something contradictory to what a 501c3 status would allow.

We are and will continue to be a business as well as a ministry, but will not seek 501c3 status for the reasons stated above.