Militia Christi — Chi-Rho

Militia Christi — Chi-RhoMilitia Christi Chi Rho Before a single Christian army ever marched, there was a sign. In 312, on the eve of battle, Constantine looked up and saw it the Chi Rho, the first two letters of Christ's name locked into one mark and with it the words In hoc signo vinces: in this sign, conquer. He painted it on every shield. He won. For seventeen centuries since, the soldiers of Christ have marched under the same standard. This back print raises it again:

your shield never just guarded you — it guarded the man on your left

When Lucifer raised his pride against heaven and declared he would make himself like the Most High

The Cross at its center is the only standard that matters

Throw it down and run

It's a tempo

It's the enemy every man actually faces — and the promise that he can be beaten

led the armies of God against the dragon

in partnership with 1765 Sanctum Co

Look at the cross at the top of the tree

He loves like there's a clock

Wear it to Mass

" (Ezekiel 33:7) This is the harder courage — not the nerve to fight