December 9, 2021
“We need to view the persecuted Church as our brothers and sisters in Christ. When we go to Communion, we can remember them, we can unite our prayers to their prayers, and their sufferings before Christ. The more that we do that — and really make…a spiritual communion of it and devote our prayers to it — the more that we will recognize them as those who are certainly deserving, not only of our prayers, but all the help that we can muster,” said Casey Chalk, a contributor for publications including The Federalist, and author of “The Persecuted: True Stories of Courageous Christians Living Their Faith in Muslim Lands” (Sophia Institute Press).
Hear a previous Respect Life Radio interview with Chalk, “How ‘woke’ parenting feeds kid’s victimhood.” Follow him at CaseyChalk.com.
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