Objective: Create an inspiring, youthful, and powerful digital Catholic movement.

• Launch platforms like CatholicRising.org, FreeCatholicVideos.com, and TotalCatholic.org to share short, visually compelling, culturally resonant Catholic content.
• Focus messaging on Jesus as King, family as fortress, and identity through faith.
• Feature Latino saints (Juan Diego, José Sánchez del Río, Our Lady of Guadalupe).
• Highlight past success: “They built neighborhoods, schools, and nations-so can we.”
• Use TikTok, YouTube, WhatsApp, and Instagram to evangelize where people already are.

Objective: Transform parishes into hubs of family life, identity, and community revival.

• Train priests and lay leaders to engage culturally, preach powerfully, and serve dynamically.
• Offer bilingual (Spanish/English) family formation, youth mentorship, and marriage renewal programs.
• Revamp RCIA and sacramental prep to feel like spiritual boot camps, not checklists.
• Reinstate cultural festivals and devotions with modern appeal: processionals, food, music, testimonies.

Objective: Rebuild the family as the heart of Catholic renewal.

• Create Catholic “Family Circles” for prayer, shared meals, and mutual support.
• Encourage parents to lead spiritual development at home (e.g., enthronement of Sacred Heart).
• Build local family networks—like a modern Catholic block party movement.
• Promote consecration to the Holy Family and Our Lady of Guadalupe.

Objective: Form the next generation of Catholic leaders who live faith in action.

• Offer youth leadership camps, Catholic business networks, and entrepreneurship courses with spiritual direction.
• Revive debate, apologetics, and virtue-based civic engagement.
• Provide scholarships to young Catholics who want to serve Church and society.

Objective: Restore formation in truth and virtue.

• Strengthen authentically Catholic education- build affordable alternatives to secular public schools.
• Develop online platforms for parents to teach the faith confidently at home.
• Equip Catholic teachers to see their work as mission.

Objective: Build one international Catholic family-especially across Latin America and the U.S.

• Partner with dioceses, influencers, and apostolates in Mexico, Central America, and the Philippines.
• Share resources, events, and youth exchanges.
• Promote a New Pentecost: one language, one heart, one mission.

Objective: Take Catholicism back to the streets and public square.

• Organize public Eucharistic processions, Marian rallies, and men's/family marches.
• Encourage Catholic business owners to integrate faith visibly.
• Reclaim Sunday: church, family time, neighborhood meals.
• Launch Catholic radio/TV/film networks that are modern, beautiful, and bold.

Objective: Teach Catholics that we’re not just a religion-we are a Kingdom under Christ the King.

• Preach the Kingship of Christ unapologetically.
• Promote daily spiritual warfare: Mass, Rosary, Confession, Scripture, Adoration.
• Form men as protectors, providers, and priests of the home.
• Form women as builders of culture and mothers of saints.

To reestablish Catholicism as the dominant cultural force in the U.S. and Latin America- not through political power, but through cultural conversion. To once again be the community where:

• Families thrive,
• The poor are lifted,
• Souls are saved,
• Jesus Christ is adored,
• And the Kingdom of God is visibly advancing.

Great allies in this Catholic revival would include:

• Latino Catholic dioceses – bring numbers, cultural energy, and deep-rooted Marian devotion.
• Devout Catholic influencers – spread the movement quickly and authentically through digital platforms.
• Faithful religious orders (like Dominicans and Franciscans) – provide spiritual depth, discipline, and structure.
• Catholic homeschooling networks – help restore Catholic identity and virtue-based education.
• Pro-family organizations – offer legal, cultural, and political support to defend traditional values.
   

Each of these groups benefits by:

• Strengthening their core mission
• Attracting new members
• Forming a united Catholic front to restore faith, family, and the moral foundation of society.

Key obstacles to a Catholic revival and how to handle them:

Obstacle: Distorts Catholic teaching and promotes conflicting values. Strategy:

• Build independent Catholic media networks (like TotalCatholic.org, CatholicRising.org) with modern, high-quality storytelling.  
• Empower Catholic influencers to create viral content that’s beautiful, bold, and theologically solid.  
• Use alternative platforms (e.g., Rumble, Substack, Telegram) where censorship is lower and engagement is more direct.  

Obstacle: Culture teaches “do whatever feels good” over self-denial and virtue. Strategy:

• Show how true freedom is found in God’s design, not in chasing impulse.  
• Share stories of transformation through discipline, sacrifice, and family.  
• Emphasize community-based faith—fellowship, mentoring, and real friendship.  

Obstacle: Policies that devalue marriage, parental rights, and life. Strategy:

• Partner with pro-family organizations and Catholic legal groups to protect freedoms.  
• Equip families with know-your-rights guides and school opt-out resources.  
• Promote Catholic civic leadership—support faithful candidates and vote as a moral bloc.  

Obstacle: Weak preaching, lack of vision, fear of “offending.” Strategy:

• Identify and spotlight bold priests, religious, and lay leaders who speak truth with love.  
• Create revival retreats, leadership training, and Catholic men’s/women’s movements.  
• Use grassroots pressure: encourage Catholics to demand orthodoxy and accountability.  

Obstacle: Faith-based content gets throttled, censored, or buried. Strategy:

• Build email and SMS lists to communicate directly with your base.  
• Train Catholics in SEO, viral marketing, and platform-friendly tactics.  
• Encourage users to boost visibility by liking, commenting, sharing, and subscribing consistently.