Why a wreath?
Myrtle wreath - a classical symbol of fidelity
Branches and leaves - a family that is dependent upon and in union with God
Circle - God and His eternal nature
Blue - truth, loyalty, responsibility, and peace
Gold - generosity and compassion
download the logo here and make it your social media profile pic during June.
Pray for a renewal of fidelity.
Almighty and merciful Lord, we praise You and thank You for all You have given us in Your great and unmerited generosity. Please help us to remember who we are, and Whose we are. Grant us the grace to unite as one people in turning back to You with all of our hearts, with all of our souls, and with all of our minds. Cleanse us of all that separates us from You, and help us to cultivate the virtues we need this day and always, so that we may grow in fidelity to You – Who are always faithful – and to our spouses and families, and to our communities and country, and thereby live in accordance with Your holy will. In Your boundless mercy and lovingkindness, Lord, please heal and restore our land.
[Here, you may add a prayer according to your own religious tradition.]
Amen.
Please join us each June 24 for the Fidelity Month Day of Prayer and Fasting.
What people are saying:
Speaker Mike Johnson
Speaker Mike Johnson
Speaker Mike Johnson
"We want to join the chorus of voices supporting that wonderful new initiative that's been started...by the conservative Christian thought leader and Princeton Professor, Dr. Robert George...I know many people are going to want to participate in this...and we're going to observe Fidelity Month in our family -- let's hope this idea really takes off!"
listen here at the 29" mark
Kristen Waggenor
Speaker Mike Johnson
Speaker Mike Johnson
"Our Founding Fathers would be proud. The growing Fidelity movement reflects the spirit of America at its best, especially as we celebrate the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence. The Founders “mutually” pledged to each other their “Lives”, “Fortunes”, and “sacred Honor.” When they declared independence, they didn’t appea
"Our Founding Fathers would be proud. The growing Fidelity movement reflects the spirit of America at its best, especially as we celebrate the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence. The Founders “mutually” pledged to each other their “Lives”, “Fortunes”, and “sacred Honor.” When they declared independence, they didn’t appeal to a king or an army, or even a written constitution. They appealed to heaven—to a God who endows each person with inalienable rights. They knew that the future health and vitality of this nation would depend on citizens, from all walks of life, taking initiative and ownership to renew our civic bonds and our fidelity to God, our spouses, our families, our communities, and our country. Together, let us renew those bonds today, for our generation and the generations to come."