Liz Yor

And then he lists the prayer.

I think, you know, for those of us realizing, kind of reading the tea leaves, all the conflicts around the world, all the conflicts in our country, seeing, you know, the face of evil day in and day out on the news.

And, you know, certainly many people in their families struggling with these battles, both personal and otherwise, that St.

Michael has been...

a crutch, an inspiration, somebody that we can turn to in these times which

you know, clearly need the protection of the angels.

We all, you know, many of us, both Christians and Catholics, certainly believe in our guardian angels to pray to our guardian angels every morning.

So I think this is a very compelling message from President Trump.

And, you know, frankly, you know, this is, here we are, ironically coming from, you know,

a secular, I guess, Christian in the White House extolling a beloved saint in the Catholic Church when we're talking previously about the quote-unquote vicar of Christ who is promoting a secular agenda.

So the irony is quite great.

But I would encourage both Christians and Catholics

to read and study about St.

Michael's.

I know many people that are not Catholic have asked me to pray to St.

Michael for their own troubles.

I mean, they've asked me to pray rosaries.

I know this has happened to many Catholics.

I mean, so I believe, despite what you see on social media, that Christians and Catholics reach out to each other, both in prayer and

and in support.