“Men, do not hesitate to engage in the battle that is raging around you, the battle that is wounding our children and families, the battle that is distorting the dignity of both women and men. This battle is often hidden, but the battle is real. It is primarily spiritual, but it is progressively killing the remaining Christian ethos in our society and culture, and even in our own homes." “Into the Breach,” Bishop  Thomas Olmsted of Phoenix, Arizona

2019 Men's Conference - NYC

That Man Is You!

That Man Is You is a men’s fellowship program that can be run in the parish. It focuses on helping men to become better husbands, fathers, and men after God’s Own Heart. 
For more information about this program or to find group, you can click here. 

Into The Breach

In a 23-page exhortation, entitled “Into the Breach,” Bishop Olmsted challenges men to join in a “primarily spiritual” battle against forces that are “progressively killing the remaining Christian ethos in our society and culture, and even in our homes.” You can read this powerfully worded apostolic exhortation by Bishop Thomas Olmsted of Phoenix, Arizona by accessing a PDF copy of it here or by accessing the website.

Forward Into The Breach

Forward!  Into the Breach is A Compendium Workbook to Bishop Olmsted’s Apostolic Exhortation can be accessed here.

If Dad Takes Faith in God Seriously, So Will His Children

Roman Catholic Man website has a great article about the importance of the role of men in passing on the faith to their children.

Resources 

Resources from the Diocese of Arlington can be accessed here.
For information about "Men and The Church" program, 2019 Christian Men’s Conference Talks and other resources from the diocese of South Carolina, you can click here.
Catholic Men's Leadership Alliance Resources can be accessed here.

Reports

The following reports on men's ministry in the Catholic Church are provided through the USCCB Website and were issued by the Committee on Marriage and Family and the Committee on Evangelization. The work of these Committees is now continued by the Committee on Laity, Marriage, Family Life and Youth, and the Committee on Evangelization and Catechesis.
A Perspective on Promise Keepers by the NCCB [USCCB] Committee on Marriage and Family (1996)
Introductory Report on Catholic Men's Minstry (1999)
Progress Report on Catholic Men's Ministry (2002)