From The Desk Of Elliott Hulse:
Written on August 14th, 2022
Today is a super important day that most people are unaware of. 
Today is St. Maximilian Kolbe day. 
The day Catholics celebrate the life and death of a super based and saintly warrior who spat in the face of fascism, communism, wokeness and evil. 

Maximilian Kolbe was a Polish priest and Franciscan friar. He was also the leader of a monastery that he converted into a temporary hospital at the breakout of World War II. 

When German authorities forced him to shut down the monastery he was given the option to sign a paper that would confirm his allegiance to the state, saving him from imprisonment... 

He refused. 

Kolbe and four others were arrested by the Gestapo and taken to Auschwitz as prisoners.
 
Continuing to act as a priest, Kolbe was subjected to violent harassment, including beatings and lashings. 
 
In July 1941, a prisoner escaped from the camp prompting the deputy camp commander to pick ten men to be starved to death in an underground bunker to deter further escape attempts. 

When one of the selected men cried out, "My wife! My children!" Kolbe volunteered to take his place.
 
Down in the dim, dirty underground dungeon Kolbe led the prisoners in prayer. 

Each time the guards checked on him, he was standing or kneeling in the middle of the cell and looking calmly at those who entered. 

After they had been starved and deprived of water for two weeks, only Kolbe remained alive.
 
The guards wanted the bunker emptied, so they gave Kolbe a lethal injection of carbolic acid. Kolbe is said to have raised his left arm and calmly waited for the deadly injection.
He died on August 14th, 1941.

Kolbe is recognized as the patron saint of broken families, drug addicts and underground journalists (alternative media). 

If you ever feel like today's global totalitarian take-over seems too overwhelming and powerful to stop do a YouTube search and watch videos on the life, mission and death of Maximillian Kolbe... you'll be hugely inspired! 

Just like I was when I learned about this saint. 
In fact, you'll notice a new header at the top of this briefing.  

It includes two swords and a shield donning a logo that was inspired by Maximillian Kolbe and his Militia Immaculate movement. 

The rabbit hole goes DEEP and there are a ton of stories about this amazing masculine martyr who was not only brave, he was brilliant. 

Maybe I'll make a video about him soon.

Today I officially declare Maximilian Kolbe as The King's Militia's "patron saint".

I also declare this day (August 14th) as...
King's Militia Day
in honor of St. Kolbe and The Militia Immaculate.
Dear Saint Maximilian Kolbe,

We know that you loved the family, because you died to save the life of a husband and father. You worked hard to spread the Gospel to families in Poland, Japan, and beyond. 

You loved your own family very much, sacrificed for them, and prayed for them. Please help our family to follow Jesus all the days of our life. Help us to stay united in the faith, even when we cannot be together. Help us to love one another so that we serve with joy. 

Saint Maximilian Kolbe, you were a son, a brother, and a spiritual father to many, may we honor our parents, respect our brothers and sisters, and set a good example for all those who look up to us. 

Please, intercede for us, that we may be a truly Catholic family! 

Amen.
Viva Cristo Rey,
General E. Hulse
King's Militia
From The Desk Of Elliott Hulse:
Written on August 14th, 2022
Today is a super important day that most people are unaware of. 
Today is St. Maximilian Kolbe day. 
The day Catholics celebrate the life and death of a super based and saintly warrior who spat in the face of fascism, communism, wokeness and evil. 

Maximilian Kolbe was a Polish priest and Franciscan friar. He was also the leader of a monastery that he converted into a temporary hospital at the breakout of World War II. 

When German authorities forced him to shut down the monastery he was given the option to sign a paper that would confirm his allegiance to the state, saving him from imprisonment... 

He refused. 

Kolbe and four others were arrested by the Gestapo and taken to Auschwitz as prisoners.
 
Continuing to act as a priest, Kolbe was subjected to violent harassment, including beatings and lashings. 
 
In July 1941, a prisoner escaped from the camp prompting the deputy camp commander to pick ten men to be starved to death in an underground bunker to deter further escape attempts. 

When one of the selected men cried out, "My wife! My children!" Kolbe volunteered to take his place.
 
Down in the dim, dirty underground dungeon Kolbe led the prisoners in prayer. 

Each time the guards checked on him, he was standing or kneeling in the middle of the cell and looking calmly at those who entered. 

After they had been starved and deprived of water for two weeks, only Kolbe remained alive.
 
The guards wanted the bunker emptied, so they gave Kolbe a lethal injection of carbolic acid. Kolbe is said to have raised his left arm and calmly waited for the deadly injection.
He died on August 14th, 1941.

Kolbe is recognized as the patron saint of broken families, drug addicts and underground journalists (alternative media). 

If you ever feel like today's global totalitarian take-over seems too overwhelming and powerful to stop do a YouTube search and watch videos on the life, mission and death of Maximillian Kolbe... you'll be hugely inspired! 

Just like I was when I learned about this saint. 
In fact, you'll notice a new header at the top of this briefing.  

It includes two swords and a shield donning a logo that was inspired by Maximillian Kolbe and his Militia Immaculate movement. 

The rabbit hole goes DEEP and there are a ton of stories about this amazing masculine martyr who was not only brave, he was brilliant. 

Maybe I'll make a video about him soon.

Today I officially declare Maximilian Kolbe as The King's Militia's "patron saint".

I also declare this day (August 14th) as...
King's Militia Day
in honor of St. Kolbe and
The Militia Immaculate.
Dear Saint Maximilian Kolbe,

We know that you loved the family, because you died to save the life of a husband and father. You worked hard to spread the Gospel to families in Poland, Japan, and beyond. 

You loved your own family very much, sacrificed for them, and prayed for them. Please help our family to follow Jesus all the days of our life. Help us to stay united in the faith, even when we cannot be together. Help us to love one another so that we serve with joy. 

Saint Maximilian Kolbe, you were a son, a brother, and a spiritual father to many, may we honor our parents, respect our brothers and sisters, and set a good example for all those who look up to us. 

Please, intercede for us, that we may be a truly Catholic family! 

Amen.
Viva Cristo Rey,
General E. Hulse
King's Militia
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