Family Ties

On the Perilous World Radio show, hosts Alan Masters and Brian Bouteller discussed the vital roles of mothers and fathers in parenting and the lasting impact when one or both parents fail to fulfill their responsibilities. They highlighted that this abandonment creates a void in children that can affect them throughout their lives. Brian shared insights from pastors who conduct marriage and family counseling, mentioning that a significant percentage of couples seeking divorce—around 70%—are driven by women who feel fed up and angry, often nearing the end of their patience. While the justification for these feelings can vary, it becomes evident during counseling sessions that these issues often reach a breaking point. The conversation also emphasized the challenges of maintaining a healthy marriage. Alan encouraged men to bring their wives to church, believing that women may be more receptive to spiritual guidance from a pastor than from their husbands. He pointed out that men often desire respect from their wives, even when they might not be acting respectably. He stressed that simply quoting Bible verses can feel manipulative. Instead, by attending church together, couples can seek guidance from a higher power, fostering a sense of unity and support in their relationship.

In the latest engaging segment of Patriot Outreach, hosted by Colonel Tony Monaco, we are privileged to welcome Chaplain Jack Le Roy as our special guest. This enlightening discussion dives deep into the Promenade Nationale, an extraordinary event synonymous with the National Convention of La Société des 40 Hommes et 8 Chevaux. This evocative French name translates to "The Society of 40 Men and 8 Horses," and it refers to a distinguished organization commonly known as the “Forty and Eight.” Throughout our conversation, we explore the rich history and significance of this unique society, celebrating its contributions to camaraderie and community service.